Hi,
I built a Qmail box following Bill Schupp's instructions on the web. For
various reasons I then needed to add a "normal" qmail domain for a
normal local shell account (ie, not via vpopmail).
For some reason, if I try and send mail to this domain, I get a 500
relay denied error, even though th
- Original Message -
From: "Nick Gilbert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I built a Qmail box following Bill Schupp's instructions on the web. For
various reasons I then needed to add a "normal" qmail domain for a
normal local shell account (ie, not via vpopmail).
For some reason, if I try and se
> Perhaps you need to recompile vpopmail with the "--enable-passwd"
> configure option ?
>
> Michael.
I've just tried that and it doesn't seem to have made a difference. I
still get "550 relay not permitted".
:(
Nick...
- Original Message -
From: "Nick Gilbert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
For some reason, if I try and send mail to this domain, I get a 500
relay denied error, even though the domain has been added to rcpthosts
and virtualdomains.
Oh Yeah
Shouldnt it be
rcpthosts and locals
Not
rcpthosts
> Shouldnt it be rcpthosts and locals
>
> Not rcpthosts and virtualdomains
What are "locals"?
Previously I've just added the domain to rcpthosts and added an entry
like domain.com:nick-domaincom to virtualdomains. Then in my home
directory /home/nick, I create a .qmail-domaincom-default and then
Fixed!
I have no idea why, but somehow Exim had jumped on to my box. I
certainly haven't installed manually but perhaps something had it as a
dependancy when I installed something else or maybe did a "yum update".
Anyway - now that I've uninstalled Exim, everything is working OK. No
wonder my qma
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Jan-Willem Regeer wrote:
>
> On Aug 8, 2005, at 4:52 PM, Matt Brookings wrote:
>
> Rick Macdougall wrote:
> | Matt Brookings wrote:
> |> |
> |> | #!/bin/sh
> |> | #
> |> | # 06/21/05
> |> | # <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> |> | #
> |> | # Using vpopmail/domai
On 2005-09-19, at 1406, Matt Brookings wrote:
I just wanted to follow this posting up with a script that handles
hashed domains directories. It's a little longer the previous one,
and may be a little fishy on older bash shells, but it should work
on any newer systems. If you use it, let me kno
