Hello,
I'm using a qmail+vpopmail and I was wondering if you already heard about
a solution that would let me send a mail to all existing users in the
vpopmail database (or to all users of a specific domain) without the need
to create a mailing list or an alias containing all of them?
My current
Maybe you need vpopbull.
It's an binary installed into ~vpopmail/bin
On 2/2/07, Renaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm using a qmail+vpopmail and I was wondering if you already heard about
a solution that would let me send a mail to all existing users in the
vpopmail database (or to all
Renaud wrote:
Hello,
I'm using a qmail+vpopmail and I was wondering if you already heard about
a solution that would let me send a mail to all existing users in the
vpopmail database (or to all users of a specific domain) without the need
to create a mailing list or an alias containing all of
Maybe you need vpopbull.
It's an binary installed into ~vpopmail/bin
Great, that's exactly that. I missed it in the FAQ, shame on me.
Thanks!
Renaud
Use vpopbull:
usage: vpopbull [options] -f [email_file] [virtual_domain] [...]
-v (print version number)
-V (verbose)
-f email_file (file with message contents)
-e exclude_email_addr_file (list of addresses to exclude)
-n (don't mail. Use with -V to list
I've got 2 boxes set up and on one I can't seem to get an alias domain
working as expected.
On the test box all works well. Of course. On the production box, when I
alias a domain via vaddaliasdomain, it seems to work as there are no
error messages. However, when I try to send mail to a user@
Juan Enciso wrote:
Maybe you need vpopbull.
It's an binary installed into ~vpopmail/bin
We use something like this, WARNING not real code.
#!/bin/sh
#
TEXT=/usr/local/src/MASSMAIL/email.txt
LIST=`/home/vpopmail/bin/vpopbull -Vn`
for i in $LIST; do
/var/qmail/bin/sendmail $i $TEXT
