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 the
- 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 send
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 I
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
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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/domains directory, and
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
