archive but
it does not help...
Can you send me a copy of subs-2.sed off-list? I'll take a look at
line 37 and see how/why it might be getting messed up.
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the message headers in a message to determine the cause (look for a
Return Path header to find the Sender address).
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am wondering if an upgrade is necessary. As I
am not an admin by default this is always an adventure for me, so I
would like to avoid it if possible ;)
The upgrade to 5.4.x/1.2.x should be relatively painless, especially if
you are using a cdb backend.
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sites use ezmlm-idx instead
of vanilla ezmlm.
Can you post the raw HTML of a page somewhere that we can look at it?
That might give a better indication of what the problem is.
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and then put it into a .phps file
http://www.trells.com/qmailadmin/raw.phps
Try running ezmlm-list from the command line to see if it's able to
display a list of subscribers. From the looks of the HTML output,
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and mysql -problem
How did you compile qmailadmin. Did you enable mysql support?
Jay
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have vpasswd files for any of your domains? Can you
confirm that those users are in the MySQL database?
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installation of qmailadmin.
Download QmailAdmin 1.2.1.
Configure it. Install it.
Run it in your browser, make sure it reads 1.2.1. Try to log in. If
you're running vpopmail with MySQL, it should allow you to log in.
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was stolen from Mr. Sam's
sqwebmail package. [897088]
Zhao Xin
- Add Traditional Chinese (zh-cn) translation.
Tom Collins
- Allow user to create a 'blackhole' address by entering # as
the forwarding address when creating a new alias.
- Display forwards even if they're all blackholes. [941083]
- Fixed
to access the valias entries in the
MySQL backend.
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aliases in the old
.qmail-alias format to valias table entries. ***
A special thanks to ACIS Pty Ltd in Australia for sponsoring
Tom Collins to add valias support to QmailAdmin.
ChangeLog:
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- Add note to INSTALL about requiring vpopmail 5.4.0 or later.
- Store aliases and autoresponders
, it will use control/me
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to watch out for buffer
overflows. I think that the code assumes it can fit the entire lists
of forwards into an arbitrarily-sized buffer. It would be better to
have the size of the buffer based on MAX_FORWARDS * (MAX_ADDRESS_SIZE +
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(This shows a blank page, notice the double com/qmailadmin.cgi
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What if you go with the defaults and let qmailadmin be
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if someone know please help regarding this.
All aliases are considered forwards now, we no longer keep them
separate.
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= )
Has anyone seen this before? Any solution?
Add --disable-ipauth to your configure options, recompile and reinstall.
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stuff when you're not... japanese!
Isn't that a reason to learn Japanese? ;-)
Some of the older versions had problems figuring out what your
preferred language was. The 1.2 series corrects that problem.
So, if your browser is set up correctly, make sure you're running 1.2.0
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and some do it
with a M
Probably to make it a hidden directory.
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or QmailAdmin that assumes
Maildir will always be 7 characters long. Changing it to a
compile-time option in vpopmail would be a good idea, but it could
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in the Received headers. It might be possible to modify
qmail-smtpd to replace the Date header if there aren't any Received
headers (i.e., it's the original message injection).
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On Apr 28, 2004, at 8:45 PM, Hemant Thakre wrote:
I am using QmailAdmin 1.0.4
Upgrade to 1.0.6 for starters.
If possible, upgrade to vpopmail 5.4 and QmailAdmin 1.2 (whatever the
latest SourceForge versions are).
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-d_name, -default) != NULL ) continue;
+ if ( strcmp(mydirent-d_name, .qmail-default) == 0 ) continue;
if ( (fs=fopen(mydirent-d_name,r))==NULL) {
fprintf(actout,trtd colspan=4);
This is going into CVS for the 1.2 series, and will be in the next 1.2
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nicely), but it hasn't made it into the codebase yet.
I'll see if I can do a simple patch that will allow you to add a
forward to #. That's the least intrusive and easiest solution right
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On Apr 23, 2004, at 7:54 AM, Tom Collins wrote:
On Apr 22, 2004, at 3:32 PM, Nick Twaddell wrote:
Is there anyway to set a qmail alias to #. I know if I add it
manually
qmailadmin lists it as deleted which is cool. Is there anyway to
add new
aliases to deleted via qmailadmin?
Here's the patch
it
didn't make any changes to the catchall.
Go back to the accounts screen and set catchall to Bounced.
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security risks could this setup pose? i'm brand new to qmail, so i'm
not sure (just installed it a few days ago).
Not a good idea. Any file qmailadmin creates will be owned by root and
other utilities managing the domain won't be able to change it.
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On Mar 9, 2004, at 4:27 AM, phasma wrote:
I'm trying to manage aliases from qmailadmin interface but in main
menu and
quick links menu i see only forward panel.
Forwards and aliases are the same thing now.
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In the old way, if try had a .qmail file, email sent to try1 would
bypass it. With the new method, the .qmail file will always be
processed.
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from 1.0.29 to
1.2.1 without solving the problem.
In the output of configure, does it say checking for ezmlm-idx... yes?
Do you have an ezmlm-moderate program in your ezmlm binaries directory?
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) command.
Take a look at README.hooks in the QmailAdmin 1.2 source directory.
It explains how to have QmailAdmin execute external commands when
adding/modifying/deleting users.
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in the order in which they're
processed.
If you have enough addresses that it's confusing to view them as an
alias, then you might want to consider installing ezmlm-idx and making
it a mailing list.
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that
we can put a screen back up showing the addresses that weren't added.
It would really suck to try adding hundreds of addresses, only to have
QmailAdmin reply that there was an error and it didn't know how many
addresses were added.
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--enable-vpopmaildir=/var/www/vpopmail being honored?
Thanks, Chris
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program from vpopmail
5.4.1 (or later) if you need to convert aliases in the old
.qmail-alias format to valias table entries. ***
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1.2.1 - released 10-Feb-04
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- Add note to INSTALL
in a database alias that I can do from a .qmail file
alias.
The only thing you lose (currently) is the ordering of the entries.
So, it's not possible to have mailing list or other aliases that depend
on a certain order to their entries.
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. There's only one type of
moderator, one that can do everything.
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improvement, but we're not quite there yet.
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for limiting their users as
they see fit.
Note, domain quotas in vpopmail might not be working properly in 5.4.0.
I don't use quotas myself, and haven't had time to try to figure out
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On Jan 30, 2004, at 12:44 AM, Eero Volotinen wrote:
Tom Collins wrote:
On Jan 29, 2004, at 6:07 PM, Piotr M. Pierzak wrote:
I have the same problem
Slackware 9.1 with GNU Make 3.80
Start with a fresh copy. `touch Makefile.in` and then try to build.
If that doesn't work, start again, `touch
do the same in the
distribution archive. In most instances, the dates on the files should
be correct and not require additional tweaking. I just did a check,
and it looks like the dat on Makefile.in was incorrect, so it might
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on certain files.
That's typically been my plan, but I need to update the Makefiles to
delete a few extra files on 'distclean'. I also have an issue of
having to manually edit my aclocal.m4 every time it's recreated after
changing configure.in.
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lists, and then filter the list to only show lists
they're owners of (which requires opening an extra file).
If someone needs it badly, offer to sponsor it. There might be a
developer who could add it for a few hundred dollars...
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On Jan 29, 2004, at 6:07 PM, Piotr M. Pierzak wrote:
I have the same problem
Slackware 9.1 with GNU Make 3.80
Start with a fresh copy. `touch Makefile.in` and then try to build.
If that doesn't work, start again, `touch *` and then try to build.
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for.
Don't use 1.2.0-rc3 though, there's a bug in it. I'll upload the final
1.2.0 release of QmailAdmin today -- check SourceForge at the URL in my
sig.
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of the changes have been minor bug fixes, updates to
documentation and changes to the build system.
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This is it! The first stable release since June 2002,
the culmination of a long development cycle.
Note that this version of QmailAdmin requires version
5.4.0 of Vpopmail (currently in release-candidate
status). It also includes a bugfix over 1.2.0-rc3
related to
the patch? I just tried it on my test machine, and
using NOQUOTA worked fine.
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grab from cvs but your latest change isn't in there.
I just added it. I'll attach it as a gz file to another post as well.
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program, and
probably won't work with qmail-autoresponder. As I recall, they have
different command-line options.
It might be possible to modify QmailAdmin though to use a different set
of parameters, compatible with qmail-autoresponder.
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On Jan 25, 2004, at 6:05 PM, Tom Collins wrote:
QmailAdmin is supposed to use the default quota when adding new users
if you leave that field blank. I recently made some changes to that
code, so I'll double-check it to make sure I didn't break anything.
Yep, I broke it. Here's the patch, soon
to the same user it does not
respond
can any one tell me what to do
Aliases in old versions of qmailadmin would result in this behavior.
The current version does not.
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language. Upgrading to the latest QmailAdmin should
take care of the problem, or you could entirely remove Russian from you
language list in your browser.
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there's anything in them that needs to be protected from prying
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of the development
series with your work.
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in the vpasswd file or database
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permissions.
Try 1.2.0-rc2, or do this to your qmailadmin binary:
chown vpopmail.vchkpw qmailadmin
chmod 6755 qmailadmin
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permtest permtest.c` to
compile it.
chown vpopmail.vchkpw permtest
chmod 6755 permtest
Now, go to /cgi-bin/permtest with a web browser and see what it
reports. The Effective UID should match the vpopmail UID.
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interface.
I've added your requests to the SourceForge trackers, and they'll be
considered during the 1.3 development cycle (which will hopefully start
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, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Modify that user and set it to
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in with it.
I think that with RH9, you need to disable a cron job that screws up
the users/assign file.
Can someone who knows what I'm talking about post more info on this, so
we can add it to the INSTALL document for vpopmail?
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. How much trouble is it to add or remove .c source files? Say all
the code in alias.c is obsolete except for a function or two and I
want to move those functions to a different file and remove it.
Not much trouble at all. We can just add or remove it from CVS and
Makefile.am.
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in error messages, etc.), versus the 7-bit ASCII version (when writing
files). I also don't know if knowledge of the current character set
(for example, when a user runs the command-line tools or qmailadmin
outputs HTML pages) will be important or not.
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and domain name) to make the URLs smaller. If the user isn't
accepting cookies, just include them in the URL (from template.c).
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= get_du(dir);
@@ -342,8 +341,7 @@
size = size / 1048576;
}
sprintf(tmpbuff, %.2lf, size);
-tmpstr = tmpbuff;
-return tmpstr;
+return tmpbuff;
}
*/
/* quota_to_bytes: used to convert user entered quota (given in MB)
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we've got messy code to make the main menu links black and not
underlined. This should be in a stylesheet.
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a simple method (sed? awk?) we can throw it in. We
could also use a check for someone starting a path with ~ instead of
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and friends.) I assure you
the templates, or anything for that matter in regards to qmailadmin
havn't been changed.
Can you View Source in IE, save it to a file, and then send it to us
as an attachment? Then we could make sure that the formatting is
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to QmailAdmin for users to manage their SA prefs, we
can end up with strong SA support in vpopmail/qmailadmin.
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) at the end
of the week, and we can get started on 1.3.0. I think that the only
thing that needs to go into the final release is a note to use 'gmake'
instead of 'make' on certain platforms.
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. Take a look at the file 'colortable' in your html
templates directory. It should look like this:
000 #ff
001 #00
002 #cc
003 #cfcfcf
004 #e6e6e6
If it doesn't, we need to find out why. If it is, we need to find out
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that summarizes the macros used on the HTML templates.
1.2.0-rc2 - released 1-Jan-04
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- Added comment and added minor fix to ##z macro in template.c.
- Fix Makefile.am to use correct owner/group/perm for
install-strip. [864310]
- Change html/header to use ##D instead of ##H in title
, and potentially
multiple templates for a single install of qmailadmin.
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to a domain that
was created a long time ago. I'll start looking into that soon.
Everything else I've tried is working great.
Look at permissions on the domain's directory. Check for a
.qmailadmin-limits file in the domain directory as well.
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administration options.
I don't know if inter7.com has updated to the latest qmailadmin, but
the interface was changed around v1.0.12.
Also, if you are running plain ezmlm (and not ezmlm-idx) you won't get
all of the options. Make sure you're running ezmlm-idx.
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on the SourceForge tracker for
vpopmail.
In the current version of QmailAdmin, you can put NOQUOTA in the
quota field to override the default.
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the show_login.html template (installed to
/usr/local/share/qmailadmin/html by default).
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There should be no reason to keep users from changing their password.
If anything, not providing an interface to change passwords is a bad
thing.
QmailAdmin was designed primarily for postmasters, but also for
individual users to modify settings on their own account.
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-autofill guesses the domain name based on the host
name in the URL.
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`touch *` before running configure. It's a
problem with some of the build-related files, and I *think* I've fixed
it for the upcoming 1.2.0-pre2 release.
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the --enable-imagedir
directory (for example, /var/www/html/images/qmailadmin).
If you check the error log for your webserver, you should see errors
for the graphic requests. You can tell what directory apache is
looking for the files in.
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Reconfigure, recompile and reinstall qmailadmin without the
--enable-cgipath option. cgipath shouldn't include a hostname -- just
an absolute pathname (like /cgi-bin).
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the source and must not be searching for the right thing.
Did you modify vadduser() in vpopmail.c? QmailAdmin calls that
function -- it does not run the vadduser program.
After recompiling vpopmail, did you rebuild and install qmailadmin so
it would link with your new libvpopmail?
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-autorespond as a better replacement.
I do plan to put your fix at the top of development for 1.3, and backport it to 1.2 once it's proven itself.
If anyone wants to sponsor the fix, I can make it an even higher priority. :-)
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normal qmail installs handle this? I assume that qmail-local
usually runs as root and does a setuid() to the user's account before
processing their .qmail file.
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replace the code that parses .qmail
files since (as I recall), it couldn't handle the autoreponder line
coming at the end of the file.
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pre-release of what will be the first
stable release of QmailAdmin since 1.0.6. Please
test extensively and report bugs to SourceForge.
We are aware that configure runs twice during
the build process. This will be fixed in the final
release.
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the configuration program with your
original options, and create the files in ~vpopmail/etc that qmailadmin
needs to compile correctly.
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into adding code to qmailadmin in the next development
release that can report when the login problems are caused by invalid
permissions instead of just a bad password.
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show_users.html.
If you are using a recent version of qmailadmin (maybe 1.0.20 and
later?) then you can simply put ##ta before the password fields and
##tt after. This will ensure that they're only visible for
administrators.
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the
result of the enable-cgipath option.
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, and link to a live copy on the web in the footer of every
email...
Any volunteers?
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not a good plan. If you do, users won't be able to unsubscribe, and qmailadmin will have trouble managing the subscriber list.
Best to do it as user vpopmail.
Also, an easier way to subscribe the users is:
ezmlm-sub /path/to/newsletter /path/to/textfile
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