Is LDAP support of Vpopmail mature enough for a large
production server?
Has anyone used it succesfully in such a case?
From README.ldap :
Using vpopmail with LDAP is not very common.
The LDAP modules are functional, but because it not as
popular as using
CDB or
If you use MySQL I would highly recommend doing a clean install of all
your domains and user information. Setup a new server and migrate using
scripts to reload all domain/user info.
An in place conversion has proven problematic for us with getting
acurate dir_control information into MySQL.
Sorry for the OT, but I really don't know where to ask. Does anyone here
know the website for the RBL dialups.services.net? I start using it sometime
ago and it is really a great RBL, but sometimes some sysops calls me asking
why they got listed, and I can't even say where they should look at.
still debugging a few users here.
vpopmail/vchkpw with mysql install (Matt Simerson's qmail toaster, aged
about 9 months) that has had vmysql manually patched for pop before
smtp removal of RBL checks, and has had tcpserver patched(old error,
subsequenty fixed in newer patches toaster
On Aug 5, 2004, at 5:13 AM, Mark Richardson wrote:
The problem is this:
After converting vdominfo says that there are 0 users in the domain,
the
users are in fact in the database but it appears that the field
cur_users
in the dir_control table isn't updated by vconvert.
Can you (or someone else)
On Aug 17, 2004, at 10:08 PM, Tom Collins wrote:
I'm going to add code to properly update dir_control for MySQL-CDB as
well. I'll check the changes into CVS and they will be in the next
release.
Maybe not that easy.
It looks like I might have to copy the functions to read/write
dir_control for
