I've been known as the worst typer ever... :)
A type fast but with lots of bugs... ( kinda like what i do
with everything ) lol
so youshould have done a man qmail-control
but in anycase, it is smtproutes
located under /var/qmail/control/
of syntax
domaintoforward:machinetoforward
If what you want is to send unmatched emails to a remote server,
I have a patch to vpopmail to do this.
http://jfns.net/qmail-stuff/drip.patch.fixed.README
http://jfns.net/qmail-stuff/drip.patch.fixed.tar.gz
Hope that helps...
-Jav
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If what you want is to send unmatched emails to a remote server,
I have a patch to vpopmail to do this.
http://jfns.net/qmail-stuff/drip.patch.fixed.README
http://jfns.net/qmail-stuff/drip.patch.fixed.tar.gz
Hope that helps...
-Jav
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ok, i feel like a bit of a dumb ass,
my problem was not the same as the problem in the auth mailing list.
see, i had been calling the patched qmail-smtpd as follows...
qmail-smtpd /home/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw /usr/bin/true
well, all this does is have an open relay use you used ANY auth since
Anyone ever encountered this... using the latest version found here
http://members.elysium.pl/brush/qmail-smtpd-auth/index.html
and vpopmail 4.9.10
and calling smtpd like this...
#!/bin/sh
PATH=/var/qmail/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin
export PATH
QMAILUID=`id -u vpopmail`
courier imap is supposed to pick this up automatically, but it doesn't
so here's the fix,
after your configure,
cd courier-imap-1.3.7/authlib
grep RELAY config.h
make sure it says #define HAVE_OPEN_SMTP_RELAY 1
if it doesn't, well change it... :)
Lu writes:
Does
yeah, it was a bug in the autoresponder code if I remember correctly.
It allowed to create an autoresponder without a name, which
had an adverse effect. when you tried to delete it, it would do a
call do delete the autoresponder directory, which if your autoresponder
name was empty.. well, the
When load balancing a qmail+vpopmail setup... any other directories/files
I should share across the frontend mail servers besides these:
(details: using cdb, netapp as the nfs storage, syncing with a cental time
server, running
pop3 and smtp on each front end server, and possible load
be too high, but as
an option i could take on the future, i could use matt simmerson's hack
to use mysql for the relay table
Ben Beuchler writes:
On Tue, Apr 17, 2001 at 10:10:17PM +, Javier Frias wrote:
if local copies were kept of tcp.smtp.cdb? how were you doing smtp after
pop/imap
l at "john.postfix@FQDN"
and he can also authenticate as "john.postfix%FQDN".
It will not affect affect any other domains besides the one
specified at configure time.
HOW-TO APPLY:
cp postfix.domain.patch vpopmail-4.9.10/
cd vpopmail-4.9.10/
patch postfix.domain.patch
-Javier Frias [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hrmm, haven't roamed these ways for a while :)
well, anywayz,
i've been using a very useful hack that i had done a while back that
allows
mail to be "dripped down" to another smtp server. Think of it as a way
to instead of having
a default pop account, you can have a default pop server, int he
ok, as a dumb ass, i forget to include the patch
hehe
Javier Frias wrote:
Hrmm, haven't roamed these ways for a while :)
well, anywayz,
i've been using a very useful hack that i had done a while back that
allows
mail to be "dripped down" to another smtp server. Think of it
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