Invisible .qmail files in users ftp directories <-- How did I do that?

2001-02-10 Thread Dan Poynor
Previously I made .filename files invisible to users logging in via ftp as a security precaution. Now I need to make the files available to ftp users but can't remember how I made them invisible. The problem/feature occurs using various GUI ftp clients on different platforms from different ip ad

RE: Using qmail with CGI feedback form - needing reference

1999-07-12 Thread Dan Poynor
etwork Administrator ISYS Technology Inc. http://www.isys.ca Fingerprint: 1683 001F A573 B6DF A074 0C96 DBE0 A070 28BE EEA5 -Original Message- From: Dan Poynor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Monday, July 12, 1999 4:29 PM Subject: RE: Using q

RE: Using qmail with CGI feedback form - needing reference

1999-07-12 Thread Dan Poynor
Setting my CGI form variable to $mailprog = '/var/qmail/bin/sendmail' seems to work fine. No symbolic links necessary. Maybe your symbolic links are mandatory for other processes? I am surprised I can't locate documentation referencing use of form mail with qmail. Cheers, DAN -Original Mes

Using qmail with CGI feedback form - needing reference

1999-07-11 Thread Dan Poynor
Can someone point me to the reference on how to use qmail with a CGI (Perl) user feedback form. I seem to remember reading somewhere about using qmail-inject but not sure. I'm not able to find the info from the main qmail pages easily. Specifically I'm starting with FormMail.pl from World Wide Ma

RE: HELP: root can't get mail.....

1999-05-19 Thread Dan Poynor
I solved this by having just my username in the .qmail-root file in the /var/qmail/alias directory. That is I use "dan" rather than "./Maildir/" or even "/home/dan/Maildir/" to receive emails sent to root. Now any cron notices or other emails sent to root are automatically deposited to my personal

RE: Qmail -ERR this users has no $HOME/Maildir

1999-05-15 Thread Dan Poynor
You might need to check the permissions of each Maildir. If a Maildir is in the UserA's home but is owned by UserB then checkpasswd can't find the UserA Maildir. Hope that helps. Cheers, DAN -Original Message- From: New Hope Hostmaster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, May 15,

Make Error: /var/qmail File exists already???

1999-05-15 Thread Dan Poynor
re: var-qmail-1.03-1-gnu-linux-i386 from: ftp://moni.msci.memphis.edu/pub/qmail/var-qmail/ system: RH5.2, 2.0.36 The INSTALL doc. step 1. says to "mkdir /var/qmail" then step 3. says to "make setup check" which results in a Error message "mkdir: cannot make directory '/var/qmail': File exists" an