[vchkpw] Moving vpop virtual acounts to another server

2007-02-21 Thread Facundo Barrera - GMail

Dear list:

is there an easy way to move all vpop accounts, with
domains, messages, passwords, etc? to another server without creating
again all domains, accounts...

thanks in advance.

FB


Re: [vchkpw] Moving vpop virtual acounts to another server

2007-02-21 Thread Thiago Bujnowski - Ticonnect Solutions
You can copy all folders to the new server if you copy your
database do the new server too. Witch database are you using?
Is the new server already in use?


Regards,


Thiago Bujnowski
System Adminstrator
Rio de Janeiro - Brazil

- Original Message - 
From: Facundo Barrera - GMail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vchkpw@inter7.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 3:18 PM
Subject: [vchkpw] Moving vpop virtual acounts to another server


Dear list:

 is there an easy way to move all vpop accounts, with
domains, messages, passwords, etc? to another server without creating
again all domains, accounts...

thanks in advance.

FB



[vchkpw] Better smtp logs

2007-02-21 Thread Max Esquivel
Hi all.  Im not sure this is the right ML so if it is not I apologize  
and please point me in the right direction.  Thanks!


I have a qmail server (qmail, vpopmail-no mysql).  I have ssome 500  
client email accounts distributed over some 30 domain names.  Im  
having serious SPAM problems in the sense that some spammer is using  
legit username/pw combinatioss to authenticate and send his/her   
garbage.  I cant , for the life of me, determine which accounts are  
suspect or are compromised.  On my system, mail.log (/var/log/mail/ 
log) provides good info for pop and spamd activity, showing what user  
a pop connection is opened and closed for like so:


Feb 21 14:48:57 sjo pop3d: Connection, ip=[:::190.10.14.44]
Feb 21 14:48:57 sjo pop3d: LOGIN, [EMAIL PROTECTED], ip= 
[:::190.10.14.44]
Feb 21 14:48:57 sjo pop3d: LOGOUT, [EMAIL PROTECTED], ip= 
[:::190.10.14.44], top=0, retr=0, rcvd=12, sent=39, time=0


Since I am interested in smtp though, I look at /var/log/qmail/smtpd/ 
current and find that the info only tells me the connecting IP,  
target IP and stasus info:


@400045dccd01188edb8c tcpserver: pid 4555 from 82.237.85.167
@400045dccd01188ffc9c tcpserver: ok 4555 sjo.sinapsisglobal.com: 
66.228.222.190:25 :82.237.85.167::4430

@400045dccd020d221944 tcpserver: end 4551 status 0
@400045dccd020d2228e4 tcpserver: status: 12/120
@400045dccd021e11902c tcpserver: end 4555 status 256

Is there any way to configure the smtp log to show which account is  
being logged in or auth'ed to send, sort of like what the pop log shows?


Any help will be immensely appreciated.

Max


Re: [vchkpw] Better smtp logs

2007-02-21 Thread Stoyan Marinov
Hi there,

You can configure vpopmail logging (compile time only, as far as I
know), which then will show you various information depending on the
level you have chosen.

Stoyan

On Wed, 2007-02-21 at 16:56 -0600, Max Esquivel wrote:

 Hi all.  Im not sure this is the right ML so if it is not I apologize  
 and please point me in the right direction.  Thanks!
 
 I have a qmail server (qmail, vpopmail-no mysql).  I have ssome 500  
 client email accounts distributed over some 30 domain names.  Im  
 having serious SPAM problems in the sense that some spammer is using  
 legit username/pw combinatioss to authenticate and send his/her   
 garbage.  I cant , for the life of me, determine which accounts are  
 suspect or are compromised.  On my system, mail.log (/var/log/mail/ 
 log) provides good info for pop and spamd activity, showing what user  
 a pop connection is opened and closed for like so:
 
 Feb 21 14:48:57 sjo pop3d: Connection, ip=[:::190.10.14.44]
 Feb 21 14:48:57 sjo pop3d: LOGIN, [EMAIL PROTECTED], ip= 
 [:::190.10.14.44]
 Feb 21 14:48:57 sjo pop3d: LOGOUT, [EMAIL PROTECTED], ip= 
 [:::190.10.14.44], top=0, retr=0, rcvd=12, sent=39, time=0
 
 Since I am interested in smtp though, I look at /var/log/qmail/smtpd/ 
 current and find that the info only tells me the connecting IP,  
 target IP and stasus info:
 
 @400045dccd01188edb8c tcpserver: pid 4555 from 82.237.85.167
 @400045dccd01188ffc9c tcpserver: ok 4555 sjo.sinapsisglobal.com: 
 66.228.222.190:25 :82.237.85.167::4430
 @400045dccd020d221944 tcpserver: end 4551 status 0
 @400045dccd020d2228e4 tcpserver: status: 12/120
 @400045dccd021e11902c tcpserver: end 4555 status 256
 
 Is there any way to configure the smtp log to show which account is  
 being logged in or auth'ed to send, sort of like what the pop log shows?
 
 Any help will be immensely appreciated.
 
 Max


Re: [vchkpw] Moving vpop virtual acounts to another server

2007-02-21 Thread Jake Vickers

Facundo Barrera - GMail wrote:

Dear list:

is there an easy way to move all vpop accounts, with
domains, messages, passwords, etc? to another server without creating
again all domains, accounts...

thanks in advance.

FB




Don't know your setup but I put together some scripts (specifically for 
the QMail-Toaster project) that backs up the system and a restore script 
to restore it to a new machine. Some of what is in the scripts may be of 
benefit to you. http://v2gnu.com

See the downloads section for the backup and restore files.


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RE: [vchkpw] Better smtp logs

2007-02-21 Thread Peter Normann
Max Esquivel wrote:
 Is there any way to configure the smtp log to show which account is
 being logged in or auth'ed to send, sort of like what the pop log
 shows? 

http://cr.yp.to/qmail/faq/servers.html#recordio


Peter