On Friday 08 April 2005 07:42 pm, Charles Sprickman wrote:
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005, Ken Jones wrote:
Since the vpopmail daemon runs under tcpserver the PHP interface can
run on a seperate machine, as well as solving the PHP permissions
problem.
I'm curious, if I want to watch the jabber
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005, Ken Jones wrote:
Since the vpopmail daemon runs under tcpserver the PHP interface can
run on a seperate machine, as well as solving the PHP permissions
problem.
I'm curious, if I want to watch the jabber between vhostadmin and
vpopmaild what's the proper way to add recordio in
vhostadmin is a PHP control panel for site administrators looking
for an easy way to manage their virtual hosting needs via a series
of user-configurable plug-in modules. Because of this you have the
ability to write and include your own plug-ins.
Although still early in development, we felt it
Ken Jones wrote:
vhostadmin is a PHP control panel for site administrators looking
for an easy way to manage their virtual hosting needs via a series
of user-configurable plug-in modules. Because of this you have the
ability to write and include your own plug-ins.
Although still early in
On Tuesday 08 March 2005 1:57 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Ken Jones wrote:
vhostadmin is a PHP control panel for site administrators looking
for an easy way to manage their virtual hosting needs via a series
of user-configurable plug-in modules. Because of this you have the
ability to write
On Tuesday 08 March 2005 1:57 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Ken Jones wrote:
snip
Someone not familiar with LAMP might follow the install doc and stop there,
http://myserver.com/include/global.incopens the cookie jar.
Where does one find the vpopmail daemon? I downloaded a fresh copy of
Ken Jones wrote:
On Tuesday 08 March 2005 1:57 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Ken Jones wrote:
snip
Someone not familiar with LAMP might follow the install doc and stop there,
http://myserver.com/include/global.incopens the cookie jar.
Where does one find the vpopmail daemon? I downloaded a fresh
On Tuesday 08 March 2005 2:44 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Ken Jones wrote:
On Tuesday 08 March 2005 1:57 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Ken Jones wrote:
snip
Someone not familiar with LAMP might follow the install doc and stop
there,
http://myserver.com/include/global.incopens the
Ken Jones wrote:
snip
Before I grab that (might be later this week before I can look at it),
are there any ideas/concepts for using vpopmaild with a group of
machines? I'm curious how this can add a domain. Are you able to HUP
qmail on multiple machines once a domain is added?
Well, once you
On Tuesday 08 March 2005 03:35 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Ken Jones wrote:
snip
Before I grab that (might be later this week before I can look at it),
are there any ideas/concepts for using vpopmaild with a group of
machines? I'm curious how this can add a domain. Are you able to HUP
qmail
Dave Goodrich wrote:
Ken Jones wrote:
snip
Before I grab that (might be later this week before I can look at it),
are there any ideas/concepts for using vpopmaild with a group of
machines? I'm curious how this can add a domain. Are you able to HUP
qmail on multiple machines once a domain is added?
Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
On Tuesday 08 March 2005 03:35 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Ken Jones wrote:
snip
Before I grab that (might be later this week before I can look at it),
are there any ideas/concepts for using vpopmaild with a group of
machines? I'm curious how this can add a domain. Are you able
On Tuesday 08 March 2005 04:06 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Understood, but what of the other three machines I have running? They
all use the same control files. If I add a domain on machine A using
vpopmail daemon, machine A gets to HUP qmail-send, but I cannot run
vadddomain again on machines B,
Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
On Tuesday 08 March 2005 04:06 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Understood, but what of the other three machines I have running? They
all use the same control files. If I add a domain on machine A using
vpopmail daemon, machine A gets to HUP qmail-send, but I cannot run
vadddomain
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