I've recently gone through a server migration of 20 or so domains, none
of which had a ton of email in them.
Here's what I did:
1. add domain to new server using vadddomain
2. stop qmail-send on old server
3. tar/gzip /home/vpopmail/domains/domaintomove.com directory
4. Move to new server and
Rick Macdougall wrote:
Run qmail-smtpd as vpopmail
Tried that it breaks with qq errors.. nothing works then. When I do
that, qmail-smtpd is unable to accept ANY mail.
Rick
Tom Collins wrote:
Did you convert from cdb to MySQL? Did you recompile QmailAdmin and
Courier-IMAP (if you use it) after compiling vpopmail?
No, I haven't made any changes in a while. Just using CDB...
Does vuserinfo work?
Flawlessly.
Are ~vpopmail/domains and its contents owned by
I'm having some problems authenticating users in certain domains.. but
not others.
I can't log into qmailadmin, squirrelmail, and I can't even to basic
authentication via pop3... all of which use vchkpw
I'm running vpopmail v5.4.0 on redhat 9
I can't tell WHY the authentication is failing,
Bill, thanks for that script!
One problem is that I have more htan 100 domains, and in several cases,
more than 100 users per domain...
so I was inspired to write a script in perl that parses the output of
vdominfo to retrieve the directory of each domain... and then parses
each vpasswd file
Bill Gradwohl wrote:
I've written some perl scripts, but I have to crack the book every time
I've been writing perl scripts on and off since 1996, and I still can't
remember the syntax for substr() =)
I suggest you post yours to the list as its a better base for people to
use to expand on it
Hello. (echo, echo!) is anyone out there?
Rick Root wrote:
Does anyone have a script or application or something that will view my
vpopmail directory structure and give me a report?
I would like to know.
accounts in each domain
# of messages per account
amount of disk space per account
Does anyone have a script or application or something that will view my
vpopmail directory structure and give me a report?
I would like to know.
accounts in each domain
# of messages per account
amount of disk space per account
amount of disk space per domain
Thanks.
- Rick
I don't want to be rude or anything... but what does this thread have to
do with vpopmail?
Please take your holy wars elsewhere.
The original poster should've emailed the people at Inter7 rather than
this list.
Rick
Is it possible to set a quota for an entire domain using vpopmail?
- Rick
Jeremy Gault wrote:
To me, the best method is using qmail-scanner, but that has
the side effect that you can't toggle on/off spam and virus filtering
on a per-user or per-domain basis. As long as you can live with that
(I can) then I'd go with qmail-scanner. :)
Jeremy,
That's not entirely
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