Thanks Pak and Eric. My schema looks perfect, and I've figured out my issue.
When you try and authenticate, and use just plain user instead of
u...@domain.com vpopmail looks for a vpopmail.users table. Because
everything is organized by domain (which makes perfect sense for virtual users
and
On 06-Mar-11 23:34, Fred Richards wrote:
Thanks Pak and Eric. My schema looks perfect, and I've figured out my
issue. When you try and authenticate, and use just plain user
instead of u...@domain.com vpopmail looks for a vpopmail.users
table. Because everything is organized by domain (which
I tried it according to the wiki instruction and it broke my fail2ban.
I think the formatting needs to be a bit clearer.
The vpopmail-fail file should look like this. (For idiots like me that
leave the definition directive out, doh!)
[Definition]
failregex = vchkpw-smtp: password fail
On 3/3/2011 4:37 PM, Fred Richards wrote:
Hi qmailtoaster-ers!
First of all, let me thank you for such a great project. I'm finding
myself needing to single-handedly migrate an older (very custom) qmail
install complete with virtual users in a flat file, to something
newer. I went ahead
Yup, did that, and if you look at the script, it sets a root password, creates
the database, and assigns privileges... but doesn't make any tables or a schema
for the vpopmail database.
On 03/03/2011 07:12 PM, Eric Broch wrote:
Don't forget to edit the file first and set your mysql
On 3/3/2011 7:55 PM, Fred Richards wrote:
Yup, did that, and if you look at the script, it sets a root password,
creates the database, and assigns privileges... but doesn't make any
tables or a schema for the vpopmail database.
On 03/03/2011 07:12 PM, Eric Broch wrote:
Don't forget to
Halo Fred,
when we install vpopmail-toaster from installation script, it created
the database and tables automatically. and the vpopmail has support to
use mysql (database) not flatfile
incase you miss the database creation, here mine:
ps: I am using mysql 5 and export it using heidisql 6
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