Re: [vchkpw] [SPAM] block vpopmail brute force
Hello! I am using fail2ban (http://www.fail2ban.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page). Maybe it is useful for you, too. Best, Harti On 06 Sep 12, Thibault Richard wrote: Hello, It seems good ! For such purpose I use this kind of rules iptables -P INPUT DROP ... iptables -A INPUT -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT ... iptables -A INPUT -m state --state NEW -p TCP --dport 110 --syn -m limit --limit 3/s --limit-burst 3 -j ACCEPT ... iptables -A INPUT -i lo -s 0.0.0.0/0 -d 0.0.0.0/0 -j ACCEPT ... iptables -A INPUT -m state --state NEW -j DROP If more than 3 connection/sec on POP3 port, drop the packet (in fact the real rule is drop everything except if less than 3/sec on POP3 port ) -Original Message- From: John Stile [mailto:j...@stilen.com] Sent: jeudi 6 septembre 2012 08:04 To: vchkpw@inter7.com Subject: [vchkpw] [SPAM] block vpopmail brute force Has anyone experienced people trying to brute force vpopmail? I'm sick of it, so I cron'ed a little script others might enjoy. http://stilen.com/scripts/perl/vpopmail_fail2drop.pl Feedback appreciated. !DSPAM:5048545334212031748905!
Re: [vchkpw] [SPAM] Problem with authentication
On 08 Apr 12, David Leangen wrote: Hello! I just set up a new instance of vpopmail, but it's not going as well as it usually does. I've set up about 10 or so servers over the past years, and usually the installation goes very smoothly. The problem is with authentication. When I run my test: /var/qmail/bin/qmail-popup blah /home/vpopmail/bin/vhckpw pwd is this just a typo? -^ Best -harti +OK 17922.1333842429@blah user t...@test.com +OK pass asdf -ERR authorization failed Usually that test works just fine... Has something changed? Thanks! =David !DSPAM:4f83de4334848540410135!
[vchkpw] ignoring quotas if .qmail exists
Hello! I investigated that our quotas are ignored if the .qmail file exists in the mailbox. After some research I found that this behaviour was discussed 2003 in the mailing list, too: http://www.mail-archive.com/vchkpw@inter7.com/msg10744.html Will/can this be fixed or are there some reasons for that? Best regards, Hartmut !DSPAM:4ddcb17032711715311411!
Re: [vchkpw] ignoring quotas if .qmail exists
On 25 May 11, Hartmut Wernisch | Domaintechnik.at wrote: Hello! I investigated that our quotas are ignored if the .qmail file exists in the mailbox. I am using vpopmail 5.4.33 with vusaged on Debian Squeeze: ./configure --prefix=/var/vpopmail \ --enable-logging=p \ --disable-passwd \ --enable-auth-logging \ --enable-qmail-ext=y \ --enable-ip-alias-domains=y After some research I found that this behaviour was discussed 2003 in the mailing list, too: http://www.mail-archive.com/vchkpw@inter7.com/msg10744.html Will/can this be fixed or are there some reasons for that? Best regards, Hartmut !DSPAM:4ddcb6fc32718147712508!
[vchkpw] quotawarn file in users maildir
Hello! I have installed vpopmail 5.4.33 and I plan to use quotas with vusaged. After some research I found that the quota warning messages are sent once in 24 hours (except the Maildir/quotawarn file is deleted manually). Therefor, the owner of the mailbox gets a warning mail, remove some mails within the 24 hours and did not recognize if the mailbox is over quota until the 24 hours are over. Even worse, he will think that he has solved the problem while new mails are bouncing. In my opinion it would be better if vpopmail removes the quotawarn file if the user is below the quota warning threshold. Vpopmail anyway hast to query if the mailbox is over quota on new mails so why not delete an existing quotawarn file if the mailbox is below the threshold? Best regards, Hartmut !DSPAM:4dca5bbf32711017712204!
Re: [vchkpw] Help with java using vpopmail database
On 13 Dec 07, Rick Widmer wrote: Luciano Bolonheis wrote: Hi, i installed vpopmail on a server and now other person wants to authenticate a software he is developing in the vpopmail database. He is coding in Java. Can anyone tell me how can he do it ? The function to use, or the method used by vpopmail... It depends on which back end you are using. If it is a sql database like mysql or posgresql use Java to connect to the database. If you are using the cdb back end use Class Cdb: http://www.strangegizmo.com/products/sg-cdb/doc/com/strangegizmo/cdb/Cdb.html In general idea is to just access the database directly and check the password either in the query, or looking at the returned data. I would prefer to use password checking from vpopmail like you do with qmail if it is possible: /var/qmail/bin/qmail-smtpd /var/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw /bin/true So you software will not depend on the backend you are using or any other changes. Best, Hartmut !DSPAM:47625cd432007811420334!
Re: [vchkpw] hyphen in local address part
On 06 Dec 07, Hartmut Wernisch wrote:
On 06 Dec 07, Hartmut Wernisch wrote:
On 05 Dec 07, Tom Collins wrote:
On Dec 5, 2007, at 12:52 AM, Hartmut Wernisch wrote:
So if we have following example:
- A mailbox called hw
- A mailbox called hw-foo with following file in it:
.qmail
(It should be forwarded to an external address and delivered locally)
Tests:
1) Mail to hw-foo: - works
2) Mail to hw-foo-bar: - wrong!
- Mail is delivered to the mailbox of hw instead of hw-de!
sry test output for 2) was:
- Mail is delivered to the mailbox of hw instead of hw-foo!
Creating a .qmail-bar file in the mailbox of hw-foo:
(It should be forwarded to an external address and delivered locally)
3) Mail to hw-foo: - works
4) Mail to hw-foo-bar: - wrong!
- Mail is delivered to the mailbox of hw instead of hw-de!
sry test outpu for test 4) was:
- Mail is delivered to the mailbox of hw instead of hw-foo!
I think the problem is in here?!:
217
218 #ifdef QMAIL_EXT
219 /* !! Shouldn't this work its way backwards, and try all
possibilities?
220 * e.g., a-b-c-d should try a-b-c then a-b then a, instead of just
a?
221 */
222 /* delete the '-' and following chars if any and store in
TheUserExt */
223 for(i = 0; (TheUser[i] != 0) (TheUser[i] != '-' ); i++) {
224 TheUserExt[i] = TheUser[i];
225 }
226 TheUserExt[i] = 0;
227
228 if ( is_username_valid(TheUserExt) != 0 ) {
229 vexit(EXIT_BOUNCE);
230 }
231
232 strncpy(TheExt, TheUser[i+1], AUTH_SIZE);
233 for (i = 0; (TheExt[i] != 0); i++) {
234 if (TheExt[i] == '.') TheExt[i] = ':';
235 }
236
237 #endif
Best,
Hartmut
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Re: [vchkpw] [SPAM] Footer for each domains
On 13 Dec 07, Kenny Lee wrote: Hi all, How to add difference footer for each mail send out from difference email domains? I looked for such a thing one year ago, but dropped it again. Adding a footer can easily break the whole mail. I think at least you have to honor plain text and HTML mails differently. Sorry that I can not provide a solution but only a warning :) Regards, Hartmut Wernisch !DSPAM:4760e0d032001706846521!
Re: [vchkpw] hyphen in local address part
On 05 Dec 07, Rick Widmer wrote: Tom Collins wrote: Hartmut, can you test this fix? Rick, can you get this into the next vpopmail release if Hartmut reports it as good? That looks like a reasonable fix to me. Hartmut: can you check it before I commit the patch? Yes, I think I should have time for that today! - Hartmut Rick !DSPAM:4757ac4f32001310910678!
Re: [vchkpw] hyphen in local address part
On 05 Dec 07, Tom Collins wrote:
On Dec 5, 2007, at 12:52 AM, Hartmut Wernisch wrote:
823 #ifdef QMAIL_EXT
824 /* format the file name */
825 if (strlen(TheExt)) {
826 strcpy(tmpbuf,.qmail-);
827 strcat(tmpbuf,TheExt);
828 if ( (fs = fopen(tmpbuf,r)) == NULL ) {
829 for (i=strlen(TheExt);i=0;--i) {
830 if (!i || TheExt[i-1]=='-') {
831 strcpy(tmpbuf,.qmail-);
832 strncat(tmpbuf,TheExt,i);
833 strcat(tmpbuf,default);
834 if ( (fs = fopen(tmpbuf,r)) != NULL) {
835 break;
836 }
837 }
838 }
839 }
840 } else {
841 fs = fopen(.qmail,r);
842 }
843 #else
844 fs = fopen(.qmail,r);
845 #endif
I think I know what the problem is, and it should be a simple fix.
Before line 823, add:
fs = NULL;
Remove lines 840 - 845 and replace with the following:
I removed the lines 840,841 and 843 - 845.
840 #endif
841 if (fs == NULL) fs = fopen (.qmail, r);
Hartmut, can you test this fix? Rick, can you get this into the next
vpopmail release if Hartmut reports it as good?
OK, this fix works at the first glance but I had a strange feeling
about it, so I tested following:
(I think in general there should be no .qmail-something files in
mailboxes, only .qmail files?!)
So if we have following example:
- A mailbox called hw
- A mailbox called hw-foo with following file in it:
.qmail
(It should be forwarded to an external address and delivered locally)
Tests:
1) Mail to hw-foo: - works
2) Mail to hw-foo-bar: - wrong!
- Mail is forwared correctly to the external address in .qmail
- Mail is delivered to the mailbox of hw instead of hw-de!
Creating a .qmail-bar file in the mailbox of hw-foo:
(It should be forwarded to an external address and delivered locally)
3) Mail to hw-foo: - works
4) Mail to hw-foo-bar: - wrong!
- Mail is forwarded to the external address of .qmail file in the
Mailbox of hw-de
- Mail is delivered to the mailbox of hw instead of hw-de!
Btw, I have tripple-checked the content of the .qmail and .qmail-test
files ;)
So the results are not consistent to me. Even if there is only the
.qmail file (no .qmail-something) in the mailbox directory the reverse
resolution of qmail extension seems to be wrong ( see test 2).
It seems that .qmail files and corresponding mailboxes are getting out
of sync :-/
Regards,
-Hartmut
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Re: [vchkpw] hyphen in local address part
On 06 Dec 07, Hartmut Wernisch wrote:
On 05 Dec 07, Tom Collins wrote:
On Dec 5, 2007, at 12:52 AM, Hartmut Wernisch wrote:
823 #ifdef QMAIL_EXT
824 /* format the file name */
825 if (strlen(TheExt)) {
826 strcpy(tmpbuf,.qmail-);
827 strcat(tmpbuf,TheExt);
828 if ( (fs = fopen(tmpbuf,r)) == NULL ) {
829 for (i=strlen(TheExt);i=0;--i) {
830 if (!i || TheExt[i-1]=='-') {
831 strcpy(tmpbuf,.qmail-);
832 strncat(tmpbuf,TheExt,i);
833 strcat(tmpbuf,default);
834 if ( (fs = fopen(tmpbuf,r)) != NULL) {
835 break;
836 }
837 }
838 }
839 }
840 } else {
841 fs = fopen(.qmail,r);
842 }
843 #else
844 fs = fopen(.qmail,r);
845 #endif
I think I know what the problem is, and it should be a simple fix.
Before line 823, add:
fs = NULL;
Remove lines 840 - 845 and replace with the following:
I removed the lines 840,841 and 843 - 845.
840 #endif
841 if (fs == NULL) fs = fopen (.qmail, r);
Hartmut, can you test this fix? Rick, can you get this into the next
vpopmail release if Hartmut reports it as good?
OK, this fix works at the first glance but I had a strange feeling
about it, so I tested following:
(I think in general there should be no .qmail-something files in
mailboxes, only .qmail files?!)
Sorry, the mailbox of hw had also the same external forwarding email
address so the right test results are less confusing :)
So if we have following example:
- A mailbox called hw
- A mailbox called hw-foo with following file in it:
.qmail
(It should be forwarded to an external address and delivered locally)
Tests:
1) Mail to hw-foo: - works
2) Mail to hw-foo-bar: - wrong!
- Mail is delivered to the mailbox of hw instead of hw-de!
Creating a .qmail-bar file in the mailbox of hw-foo:
(It should be forwarded to an external address and delivered locally)
3) Mail to hw-foo: - works
4) Mail to hw-foo-bar: - wrong!
- Mail is delivered to the mailbox of hw instead of hw-de!
So it seems that the reverse qmail-ext parsing is not correct.
Regards,
Hartmut
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Re: [vchkpw] mysql sourcing read/update server config file
On 05 Dec 07, Tom Collins wrote: On Dec 5, 2007, at 2:51 AM, Hartmut Wernisch wrote: So now I am wondering why line 197-202 is setting the values to MYSQL_READ_SOCKET and MYSQL_READ_PORT instead of MYSQL_UPDATE_SOCKET and MYSQL_UPDATE_PORT? In my opinion these values should be set to MYSQL_UPDATE_SOCKET and MYSQL_UPDATE_PORT? You are correct, and that probably fixes an outstanding bug report on SourceForge. Most people use the same info for read and update, so no one has fixed the problem before. In the current vpopmail version with mysql support tries to reconnect to the update server for database queries if an update server was configured in the vpopmail.mysql. I have extended vpopmail to do the same with updates to the update database server. This was realy hard work ;) vpopmail.mysql is extended by a third server configuration line and also the parser in vmysql.c is. It is not a beautiful but a simple patch which works well for me. I have a fully automated setup where also updates happens to non office times. Therefor failover for update server queries are good for my sleep ;) Maybe you are interessed in it for an upcoming release? (Or do a better solution) Best, Hartmut Rick, another fix for the next release. -- Tom Collins - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Vpopmail - virtual domains for qmail: http://vpopmail.sf.net/ QmailAdmin - web interface for Vpopmail: http://qmailadmin.sf.net/ !DSPAM:4758040732004317911302!
Re: [vchkpw] hyphen in local address part
Hello it's me again!
I examined the source code of vdelivermail.c and in my understanding
.qmail is never parsed for addresses with hyphens. Only .qmail-...
are parsed.
Can anybody confirm my assumption or proof it wrong?
code snip from version 2.4.25:
[vdelivermail.c]
.
.
.
810 int check_forward_deliver(char *dir)
811 {
812 static char qmail_line[500];
813 FILE *fs;
814 int i;
815 int return_value = 0;
816
817 #ifdef QMAIL_EXT
818 char tmpbuf[500];
819 #endif
820
821 chdir(dir);
822
823 #ifdef QMAIL_EXT
824 /* format the file name */
825 if (strlen(TheExt)) {
826 strcpy(tmpbuf,.qmail-);
827 strcat(tmpbuf,TheExt);
828 if ( (fs = fopen(tmpbuf,r)) == NULL ) {
829 for (i=strlen(TheExt);i=0;--i) {
830 if (!i || TheExt[i-1]=='-') {
831 strcpy(tmpbuf,.qmail-);
832 strncat(tmpbuf,TheExt,i);
833 strcat(tmpbuf,default);
834 if ( (fs = fopen(tmpbuf,r)) != NULL) {
835 break;
836 }
837 }
838 }
839 }
840 } else {
841 fs = fopen(.qmail,r);
842 }
843 #else
844 fs = fopen(.qmail,r);
845 #endif
.
.
[vdelivermail.c/]
best,
Hartmut
On 27 Nov 07, Hartmut Wernisch wrote:
Hello!
vpopmail (5.4.25) ignores the .qmail file for addresses with
a hyphen in the local part like foo-bar.
I know about the qmail-extension but I think that the .qmail file should
be processed anyway?!
My (very) old vpopmail (5.4.4) version respected the .qmail file!
Is this a bug or is my understanding/config wrong?
vpopmail version 5.4.25 with following compile options:
./configure --prefix=/var/vpopmail --enable-logging=p \
--enable-auth-module=mysql --disable-passwd \
--enable-clear-passwd=no --enable-many-domains \
--enable-auth-logging --enable-valias \
--enable-mysql-limits=no --enable-qmail-ext=y \
--enable-ip-alias-domains=y \
--enable-libdir=/usr/include/mysql \
--enable-mysql-replication --enable-file-locking=n
vpopmail version 5.4.4 with following compile options:
./configure --enable-qmail-ext=y --prefix=/var/vpopmail \
--enable-ip-alias-domains=y --enable-logging=p \
--enable-domainquotas=y
Thanks in advance!
Hartmut
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[vchkpw] mysql sourcing read/update server config file
Hello,
I have a question regarding sourcing the vpopmail.mysql config file.
The first line reflect the reading mysql db server.
If there is no second line the same values are taken for the update
mysql db server.
I am talking about vpopmail-5.4.25.
Here is parsing the first line of vpopmail.mysql in the vmysql.c which
is used for the reading database server:
142 sprintf(config, %s/etc/%s, VPOPMAILDIR, vpopmail.mysql);
143
144 fp = fopen(config, r);
145 if (fp == NULL) {
146 fprintf(stderr, vmysql: can't read settings from %s\n, config);
147 return(VA_NO_AUTH_CONNECTION);
148 }
149
150 /* skip comments and blank lines */
151 do {
152 eof = (fgets (conn_info, sizeof(conn_info), fp) == NULL);
153 } while (!eof ((*conn_info == '#') || (*conn_info == '\n')));
154
155 if (eof) {
156 /* no valid data read, return error */
157 fprintf(stderr, vmysql: no valid settings in %s\n, config);
158 return(VA_NO_AUTH_CONNECTION);
159 }
160
161 conf_read = strdup(conn_info);
162 MYSQL_READ_SERVER = strtok(conf_read, delimiters);
163 if (MYSQL_READ_SERVER == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR01;
164 MYSQL_READ_SOCKET = strtok(NULL, delimiters);
165 if (MYSQL_READ_SOCKET == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR;
166
167 if (MYSQL_READ_SOCKET[0] != '/') {
168MYSQL_READ_PORT = atoi(MYSQL_READ_SOCKET);
169MYSQL_READ_SOCKET = NULL;
170}
171
172 MYSQL_READ_USER = strtok(NULL, delimiters);
173 if (MYSQL_READ_USER == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR03;
174 MYSQL_READ_PASSWD = strtok(NULL, delimiters);
175 if (MYSQL_READ_PASSWD == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR04;
176 MYSQL_READ_DATABASE = strtok(NULL, delimiters);
177 if (MYSQL_READ_DATABASE == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR05;
Now reading the second line for the update server information. If there
is no second line use the previous obtained values from the reading
database server, else parse the second line:
179 /* skip comments and blank lines */
180 do {
181 eof = (fgets (conn_info, sizeof(conn_info), fp) == NULL);
182 } while (!eof ((*conn_info == '#') || (*conn_info == '\n')));
183
184 if (eof) {
185 /* re-use read-only settings for update */
186 MYSQL_UPDATE_SERVER = MYSQL_READ_SERVER;
187 MYSQL_UPDATE_PORT = MYSQL_READ_PORT;
188 MYSQL_UPDATE_USER = MYSQL_READ_USER;
189 MYSQL_UPDATE_PASSWD = MYSQL_READ_PASSWD;
190 MYSQL_UPDATE_DATABASE = MYSQL_READ_DATABASE;
191 MYSQL_UPDATE_SOCKET = MYSQL_READ_SOCKET;
192 } else {
193 conf_update = strdup(conn_info);
194 MYSQL_UPDATE_SERVER = strtok(conf_update, delimiters);
195 if (MYSQL_UPDATE_SERVER == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR06;
196
197 MYSQL_READ_SOCKET = strtok(NULL, delimiters);
198 if (MYSQL_READ_SOCKET == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR;
199
200 if (MYSQL_READ_SOCKET[0] != '/') {
201 MYSQL_READ_PORT = atoi(MYSQL_READ_SOCKET);
202 MYSQL_READ_SOCKET = NULL;
203 }
204
205 MYSQL_UPDATE_USER = strtok(NULL, delimiters);
206 if (MYSQL_UPDATE_USER == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR08;
207 MYSQL_UPDATE_PASSWD = strtok(NULL, delimiters);
208 if (MYSQL_UPDATE_PASSWD == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR09;
209 MYSQL_UPDATE_DATABASE = strtok(NULL, delimiters);
210 if (MYSQL_UPDATE_DATABASE == NULL) return VA_PARSE_ERROR10;
211 }
So now I am wondering why line 197-202 is setting the values to
MYSQL_READ_SOCKET and MYSQL_READ_PORT instead of MYSQL_UPDATE_SOCKET
and MYSQL_UPDATE_PORT?
In my opinion these values should be set to MYSQL_UPDATE_SOCKET and
MYSQL_UPDATE_PORT?
Regards,
Hartmut
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Re: [vchkpw] hyphen in local address part
On 05 Dec 07, Tren Blackburn wrote:
Try disabling qmail-ext in your vpopmail build and see what happens.
Yes, disabling qmail-ext parses the .qmail file, which also can be seen
in the source code after the part I have posted, but this breaks other
things in my setup (i.e. mailing-list handling)
Regards,
Hartmut
Regards,
Tren
- Original Message -
From: Hartmut Wernisch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vchkpw@inter7.com vchkpw@inter7.com
Sent: Wed Dec 05 00:52:39 2007
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] hyphen in local address part
Hello it's me again!
I examined the source code of vdelivermail.c and in my understanding
.qmail is never parsed for addresses with hyphens. Only .qmail-...
are parsed.
Can anybody confirm my assumption or proof it wrong?
code snip from version 2.4.25:
[vdelivermail.c]
.
.
.
810 int check_forward_deliver(char *dir)
811 {
812 static char qmail_line[500];
813 FILE *fs;
814 int i;
815 int return_value = 0;
816
817 #ifdef QMAIL_EXT
818 char tmpbuf[500];
819 #endif
820
821 chdir(dir);
822
823 #ifdef QMAIL_EXT
824 /* format the file name */
825 if (strlen(TheExt)) {
826 strcpy(tmpbuf,.qmail-);
827 strcat(tmpbuf,TheExt);
828 if ( (fs = fopen(tmpbuf,r)) == NULL ) {
829 for (i=strlen(TheExt);i=0;--i) {
830 if (!i || TheExt[i-1]=='-') {
831 strcpy(tmpbuf,.qmail-);
832 strncat(tmpbuf,TheExt,i);
833 strcat(tmpbuf,default);
834 if ( (fs = fopen(tmpbuf,r)) != NULL) {
835 break;
836 }
837 }
838 }
839 }
840 } else {
841 fs = fopen(.qmail,r);
842 }
843 #else
844 fs = fopen(.qmail,r);
845 #endif
.
.
[vdelivermail.c/]
best,
Hartmut
On 27 Nov 07, Hartmut Wernisch wrote:
Hello!
vpopmail (5.4.25) ignores the .qmail file for addresses with
a hyphen in the local part like foo-bar.
I know about the qmail-extension but I think that the .qmail file should
be processed anyway?!
My (very) old vpopmail (5.4.4) version respected the .qmail file!
Is this a bug or is my understanding/config wrong?
vpopmail version 5.4.25 with following compile options:
./configure --prefix=/var/vpopmail --enable-logging=p \
--enable-auth-module=mysql --disable-passwd \
--enable-clear-passwd=no --enable-many-domains \
--enable-auth-logging --enable-valias \
--enable-mysql-limits=no --enable-qmail-ext=y \
--enable-ip-alias-domains=y \
--enable-libdir=/usr/include/mysql \
--enable-mysql-replication --enable-file-locking=n
vpopmail version 5.4.4 with following compile options:
./configure --enable-qmail-ext=y --prefix=/var/vpopmail \
--enable-ip-alias-domains=y --enable-logging=p \
--enable-domainquotas=y
Thanks in advance!
Hartmut
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Technischer Leiter (CIO)Domaintechnik.at
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wiener Strasse 2
www: www.domaintechnik.at A-5202 Neumarkt/Wallersee
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[vchkpw] hyphen in local address part
Hello! vpopmail (5.4.25) ignores the .qmail file for addresses with a hyphen in the local part like foo-bar. I know about the qmail-extension but I think that the .qmail file should be processed anyway?! My (very) old vpopmail (5.4.4) version respected the .qmail file! Is this a bug or is my understanding/config wrong? vpopmail version 5.4.25 with following compile options: ./configure --prefix=/var/vpopmail --enable-logging=p \ --enable-auth-module=mysql --disable-passwd \ --enable-clear-passwd=no --enable-many-domains \ --enable-auth-logging --enable-valias \ --enable-mysql-limits=no --enable-qmail-ext=y \ --enable-ip-alias-domains=y \ --enable-libdir=/usr/include/mysql \ --enable-mysql-replication --enable-file-locking=n vpopmail version 5.4.4 with following compile options: ./configure --enable-qmail-ext=y --prefix=/var/vpopmail \ --enable-ip-alias-domains=y --enable-logging=p \ --enable-domainquotas=y Thanks in advance! Hartmut !DSPAM:474c252632003703113950!
