Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-08-02 Thread Tom Collins
On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 02:46  PM, Guenther Theilen wrote:
If that's what it's still being written as, then I'd try a

make clean, configure, make, make install
That did it.
make clean was the key.
What version of qmailadmin were you using?  The latest builds should 
recompile the full source whenever config.h changes, making a make 
clean unnecessary.  If you're using a recent version, there may be a 
problem in our build process.

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Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-08-02 Thread Guenther Theilen
Am Samstag, 2. August 2003 18:12 schrieb Tom Collins:

 What version of qmailadmin were you using?  The latest builds should
 recompile the full source whenever config.h changes, making a make
 clean unnecessary.  If you're using a recent version, there may be a
 problem in our build process.

I'm using 1.0.6

Regards
Guenther




Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-07-29 Thread eti
hi

 just use --enable-autoresponder-bin=/usr/bin/

hope this helps.

Guenther Theilen said:
 Hi,

 I set up qmail on a Debian woody system. So far everything works fine.
 Now I want to use the autoresponder, but when I enable it with qmailadmin
 I
 get a wrong path in the .qmail-file. (usr/bin/autorespond/autorespond
 instead
 of /usr/bin/autorespond)
 I installed qmailadmin with
 ./configure [...] --enable-autoresponder-bin=/usr/bin/autorespond

 Anyone any hints?

 Regards
 Guenther





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Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-07-29 Thread Guenther Theilen
Hi,


  just use --enable-autoresponder-bin=/usr/bin/

I already thought about that, but it had no effect.
It should work just with configure, make, make install, I suppose? No 
restarting, rebooting or something else like that necessary?

Regards
Guenther




Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-07-29 Thread Lars Gustafson

--enable-autoresponder-bin=/usr/local/bin
Without the trainling slash did the trick for me on debian sarge/testing



On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 10:16, Guenther Theilen wrote:
 Hi,
 
 
   just use --enable-autoresponder-bin=/usr/bin/
 
 I already thought about that, but it had no effect.
 It should work just with configure, make, make install, I suppose? No 
 restarting, rebooting or something else like that necessary?
 
 Regards
 Guenther
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Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-07-29 Thread Guenther Theilen
Hi,

 --enable-autoresponder-bin=/usr/local/bin
 Without the trainling slash did the trick for me on debian sarge/testing

Nope, doesnt't change anything.

Thanks anyway. ;-)

Regards
Guenther




Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-07-29 Thread Tom Collins
On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 02:49  AM, Guenther Theilen wrote:
--enable-autoresponder-bin=/usr/local/bin
Without the trainling slash did the trick for me on debian 
sarge/testing
Nope, doesnt't change anything.

Thanks anyway. ;-)
You'll have to manually fix any .qmail files that were built 
incorrectly.  After building the new qmailadmin, it should create NEW 
.qmail files with the correct path.

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Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-07-29 Thread Guenther Theilen
Hi Tom,

 You'll have to manually fix any .qmail files that were built
 incorrectly.  After building the new qmailadmin, it should create NEW
 .qmail files with the correct path.

it should, but it doesn't.
I deleted the .qmail-files, build the new version of qmailadmin and created a 
new autoresponder.
Same result: wrong path in the .qmail-file
Irritating.

Regards
Guenther





Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-07-29 Thread Jeff Hedlund


Guenther Theilen wrote:
You'll have to manually fix any .qmail files that were built
incorrectly.  After building the new qmailadmin, it should create NEW
.qmail files with the correct path.


it should, but it doesn't.
I deleted the .qmail-files, build the new version of qmailadmin and created a 
new autoresponder.
Same result: wrong path in the .qmail-file
Irritating.
Are you sure you are doing a make install?

What's the output of this command (in the qmailadmin source/build 
directory):

# grep AUTORESPOND_BIN config.h

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Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-07-29 Thread Jeff Hedlund


Guenther Theilen wrote:
Are you sure you are doing a make install?
Yes, I am.
I even deleted the qmailadmin-file in the cgi-bin directory and installed it 
new with configure, make, make install.
Didn't help.

What's the output of this command (in the qmailadmin source/build
directory):
# grep AUTORESPOND_BIN config.h


# grep AUTORESPOND_BIN config.h
#define AUTORESPOND_BIN /usr/bin
That's the correct setting for what you want, so I don't see why you are 
continuing to have problems.

And what's being written to your .qmail file?  Still 
|/usr/bin/autorespond/autorespond ?

If that's what it's still being written as, then I'd try a

make clean, configure, make, make install

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Re: [qmailadmin] Problems with autorespond

2003-07-29 Thread Guenther Theilen
Hi Jeff,

 If that's what it's still being written as, then I'd try a

 make clean, configure, make, make install

That did it.
make clean was the key.

Thanks a lot!

Regard
Guenther