[vchkpw] Convert from cdb to ldap
Hi, How i do to migrate my vpopmail base from cdb to ldap? The vconvert tool don't do it, why this tool don't do it? I use vpopmail 5.4.8 version. Thanks Marcos
[vchkpw] Bug in vpopmail 5.4.5 (vconvert)?
I've a server with qmail 1.03 and vpopmail 5.4.5 using mysql authentication, well i'm migrating from another server with vpopmail 5.4.4 using cdb authentication. When i add domains about 300 domains in a new server create /home/vpopmail/domains/domains.com after 100 domains create /home/vpopmail/domains/0/anotherdomains.com and using vconvert from cdb to mysql, the domains out from /home/vpopmail/domains in mysql are deleted and the migration is failed. How i can remove or edit the hash from domains dir (not user dir)? PS. I compiled vpopmail 5.4.4 and deleted all and insert agains but the hash domain dir persist. Thanks Marcos
Re: [vchkpw] Hash dir
Hi Ken, I tried configure vpopmail 5.4.5 with option --disable-users-big-dir and didn't work. I have 100 domains in /home/vpopmail/domains after this, vpopmail create /home/vpopmail/domain/0 with more 100 domains, after /home/vpopmail/domains/1 with more 100 domains. I would like put this domains only in /home/vpopmail/domains, not in more subdirectories. If you or another person have any idea to change this, e-mail me :-) Thanks Marcos > On Wednesday 30 June 2004 04:04 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> I need to disable hash dir for domains in vpopmail. when i create a new >> domain, the directory is /home/vpopmail/domains/0/domain, and don't need >> the 0 dir hash. > configure vpopmail with this option: > --disable-users-big-dir > > Becareful, once you get more than about 300 directories in a directory > you'll start to run into efficency issues, unless you are using a > filesystem > that does not use linear inode scans. > > Ken Jones > >> >> Thanks >> >> Marcos >
[vchkpw] Hash dir
I need to disable hash dir for domains in vpopmail. when i create a new domain, the directory is /home/vpopmail/domains/0/domain, and don't need the 0 dir hash. Thanks Marcos