Re: Changing Password, Some Progress ...

Thanks, I got this to work. I must do everything (configure, make clean, make) from a normal user. Then I must "su root" and do a "make install-strip". Thanks for your help. I have one question though. Does the images get copied to the right directory and be visible from the web, or do I need t

Re: Changing Password, Some Progress ...

- Original Message - From: "Francis P. Ling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Ken Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "qmailadmin-list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 7:04 AM Subject: Re: Changing Password, Some Progress ... > OK, this i

Re: Very high CPU Usage!!

Check the list archive. There was a thread on this a few weeks ago. The apparent cause was compiler shipped with RH7.0, I believe. -Bill - Original Message - From: "Tamer Hassan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 9:48 PM Subject: Very high CPU

Very high CPU Usage!!

Hi, I have been running vpopmail for a long while and it was very smooth. Now I recently upgraded to 4.9.8 (still using cdb) and i am hosting only 10 domains on that box. After a while, I was logging on to the box and noticed it is slow (P-III 650 Mhz., 128MB PC133 Ram) so i wondered why! I

upgrading vpopmail

Hi, How does one upgrade an existing installation of vpopmail (vpopmail-3.4.11) to the latest one (vpopmail-4.9.8)? What configuration files should I back-up? Will I have to take down the existing installation? Thanks. __ www.edsamail.com

Re: Changing Password, Some Progress ...

I'm using qmailadmin v0.42. What's yours? Kenneth writes: > Hello Francis, > > > FPL> > FPL> vpopmail.c:1729:sprintf(TmpBuf2, "%s/Maildir/sqwebmail-pass", dir); > FPL> vpopmail.c:1730:if ( (fs = fopen(TmpBuf2, "w")) != NULL ) { > FPL> vpopmail.c:1733:chown(TmpBuf2,uid,gid);

Re[2]: Changing Password, Some Progress ...

Hello Francis, FPL> FPL> vpopmail.c:1729:sprintf(TmpBuf2, "%s/Maildir/sqwebmail-pass", dir); FPL> vpopmail.c:1730:if ( (fs = fopen(TmpBuf2, "w")) != NULL ) { FPL> vpopmail.c:1733:chown(TmpBuf2,uid,gid); FPL> FPL> Ken, the third line must also be changed to TmpBuf2 instead of T

Running vpopmail as nobody

To solve the problem of accessing vpopmail functions and Maildirs, it seems attractive to run vpopmail as the same user as my web server (medusa, not apache). These options clearly let me instruct vpopmail along these lines: --enable-vpopuser= --enable-vpopgroup= Tell me why this is a bad idea

all new mailing lists created in /tmp/lists

I have installed ezmlm-web and access the web interface to create mailing lists. all mailing lists created are stored in /TMP/LISTS directory not in $LIST_DIR which I have specified to be /home/vpopmail/domains/mydomain directory. Please send me your remarks and suggestions Regards Walid

ezmlm-web.cgi intergration with qmailadmin

I am using qmailadmin for sometime, I found abour ezmlm-web and installed it. I am trying to use the web interface to create and manage mailing lists, I hav ecreated a new list from ezmlm-web but with no success. I am not able even to locate the list file name on my system. there must be someting

cdb files

once the vpasswd database starts gathering thousands and hundreds of thousands of users...is it divided up into smaller counterparts?