On Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 11:11:14AM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> Further to my email a few days ago regarding the location that qpopper
> places the temp files...
>
> 1. Until I find a better solution I have used config file commands
> to place the temporary files into a specified directory:
> set cache-dir = /var/tmp/.pop
> set temp-dir = /var/tmp/.pop
> We now have thousands of .user.cache files in this directory so
> I would still like to know if the behaviour can be changed!
I don't see any configuration option to put them into the user home
directories, if that's what you want. You may have to write your own
patch for this; I think it's reasonable to restore that capability to
4.x, e.g. to make these files default to the user's home dir if you
configure that as the mailbox location.
> 2. The various server mode commands don't seem to work as expected
> Can someone tell me if I am missing something or is it a bug please?
> These commands in the qpopper config file DO work:
> set server-mode = true
> set group-no-server-mode = staff
> set group-no-server-mode = users
> set group-no-server-mode = ftponly
> (ie. all users get server mode except staff, users, ftponly)
Are you saying these commands *append* groups to the list? That
doesn't seem right. Or were you saying that any one at a time of these
group-no-server-mode commands work correctly?
> These commands DO NOT work:
> set server-mode = false
> set group-server-mode = ppp
> (ie. all users, regardless of group get non-server mode, and yes the
> group is valid and I have tried others)
With this combination of settings, try recompiling it with enable-debug
and running it with -d (or using the -t tracefile option), test a
single connection for a user in group ppp, and see what gets logged.
Hopefully that should give you enough info to troubleshoot it.
-- Clifton
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Clifton Royston -- LavaNet Systems Architect -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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