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Again, I'm not sure how this makes it much easier for
Good morning,
On 18/03/09 at 9:31 AM -0500, Matt Brookings m...@inter7.com wrote:
Charlie Garrison wrote:
Is there a proper way to delete a domain which is currently configured
as the primary domain for an account? And I want one of the current
domain aliases to become the primary domain.
I
Here is how you could make it work with the mv
Backup all your data. Remove the domain and alias create a new domain and
all users for that domain cp or mv all that mgs into the new domain. It
should be fine for you.
Just my 2 cents.
Remo
From: Charlie Garrison garri...@zeta.org.au
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Joshua Megerman wrote:
The trick here is that by separating out the back-end authentication
schemes into modules, you can provide a single source build for package
maintainers, which will generate multiple component packages for the whole
setup.
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Itamar Reis Peixoto wrote:
Josh
thanks for explaining the things for me, my english is not good
making vpopmail support loadable module support will bring vpopmail
into linux distros (fedora, opensuse, mandriva) and probably others
and make
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Joshua Megerman wrote:
environment. When in doubt, DON'T DO THIS.
Now, if you just want to stop receiving email for the primary domain and
not delete it completely, take your server out of the MX entry, point
the
domain A record somewhere
Josh
thanks for explaining the things for me, my english is not good
You're welcome.
making vpopmail support loadable module support will bring vpopmail
into linux distros (fedora, opensuse, mandriva) and probably others
and make the vpopmail userbase grow.
Well, that's a rather
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Joshua Megerman wrote:
The trick here is that by separating out the back-end authentication
schemes into modules, you can provide a single source build for package
maintainers, which will generate multiple component packages for the
whole
that's a great , but qmail is no more maintaned (no new features)
will be a good ideia to make vpopmail more compatible with postfix and
maybe others MTA's
Well, that's a rather simplified statement. After all, since vpopmail is
currently tied to qmail, you also have to get qmail into the
that's a great , but qmail is no more maintaned (no new features)
will be a good ideia to make vpopmail more compatible with postfix and
maybe others MTA's
Ad that, my friend, is a horse of a totally different color. To the best
of my knowledge there is no plan to make vpopmail work
Itamar Reis Peixoto wrote:
that's a great , but qmail is no more maintaned (no new features)
will be a good ideia to make vpopmail more compatible with postfix and
maybe others MTA's
Qmail is now in the public domain. You are free to add any new features
you want.
Regards,
Rick
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