I was exploring this yesterday. I found the latest version of QmailAdmin does add/change/delete user's .qmail files.
But I found a solution! Example for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: QmailAdmin will modify the following .qmail file (so if you edit this file vi CLI expect your changes to be overwritten/deleted): /home/vpopmail/domains/example.com/bob/.qmail But you can create a default .qmail file for this user that QmailAdmin will NOT overwrite here: /home/vpopmail/domains/example.com/.qmail-bob And they seem to work the same. I'm not totally sure how this works (I'm new to qmail) but it seems the files at example.com/.qmail-username work the same as /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-username. Can someone confirm? I was doing this because I needed to setup many .procmailrc scripts for our users. I created a tool to help add/edit/remove .procmailrc scripts for users via CLI. (And I assume it could be modified for maildrop?) I've attached it to this email to share. vprocmail goes somewhere convenient like /root/bin/vprocmail. And the two templates go here (rename them to begin with a dot): /home/vpopmail/domains/.procmailrc-template /home/vpopmail/domains/.qmail-user-template Q
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On Tue, 7 Nov 2006 21:20:35 +0100 (CET), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Qmailadmin (at least older versions) tend to mesh with .qmail and undoing > what i've done via CLI.
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