I'm working with vpopmail-5.3.20 attempting to
create domains for a brand new mail server, and it's not playing very
nice. When running the vadddomain command, I get the response that the
domain already exists. When trying to run vdeldomain, I'm told there is no
domain with that name.
So,
Well, my assign file has this sitting in it.
Which looks good except I don't have a domain.com directory in my
domains.
+domain.com-:domain.com:89:89:/home/vpopmail/domains/domain.com:-::
qmail/control files look to be normal, but I'm not
sure what I should be looking for in there. I
I already have a qmail+vpopmail running... I've installed it about one year
ago, but now, I need to save all the users (and their messages) and put into
another qmail+vpopmail server.
To avoid problems, I've renamed all message files (because they have the
hostname of the machine on it), and
We tried to migrate our mail server last night and everything was going
along well until we brought the new machine online.
We encountered a problem and I am not sure if it is a configuration option
or not, but I am looking for some guidance.
Our problem is when we migrated to the new server
What is the reason we can't have single letter usernames in vpopmail?
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Aj.
Systems Administrator / Developer
Hi,
Because vpopmail uses a hashing algo after a certain number of users and
starts creating 1 character sub directories to store new users in.
So, the info in vpasswd would conflict with those subdomains.
A work around is to create a user with more than 1 character and then
create a .qmail-x
On Wednesday 02 July 2003 22:12, Ajai Khattri wrote:
What is the reason we can't have single letter usernames in vpopmail?
--with-users-bigdir=n
and voila: you can use single letter usernames.
hashing is disabled though..
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