corrupt and cause relay
> problems for my users.
Assuming that vpopmail has proper locking for the tcprules(1) source file
and uses unique temporary files everytime it runs tcprules, then this isn't
a problem. tcprules atomically updates the cdb file.
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In this case, you will
need a base .qmail file that delivers the message to the Maildir and
forwards it to a separate address that contains the autoresponder, as
recommended by dot-qmail(5).
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t and try to authenticate
manually?
Did you properly configure the POP3 service to use the vchkpw program? You
need to pass that as the argument to qmail-popup instead of checkpassword.
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pmail/bin/vchkpw). The parameter to be changed is the second
parameter to qmail-popup.
* Restart all of the services:
svc -t /service/qmail-*
* You can make things easier if you add /var/qmail/bin and the vpopmail bin
directory to root's PATH.
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so helpless."
find . -atime +180 -exec ls -l {} \;
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> But can not find the tcp.smtp.cdb anywhere in my vpopmail directory.
It might not exist. In that case, you'll need to create it from tcp.smtp
using tcprules.
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hing in /var/qmail/doc. The pictures
explain a lot. Understanding is the key. Once you understand how things
work, you won't need to follow directions step by step anymore.
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ail problem. Nor is it a vchkpw problem. How would you do
it with any other MTA?
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ll create vpopmail/etc/open-smtp that it merges with tcp.smtp
when building tcp.smtp.cdb. It does this automatically for any IP that
successfully authenticates via POP3 (or anything using vchkpw, such as
Courier IMAP). tcp.smtp.cdb is automatically rebuilt when this happens.
You need to make sure vpopmail/bin/clearopensmtp is being run from cron
every 30-60 minutes, otherwise these IP's will never expire.
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Brad Dameron writes:
> What does "softlimit" do?
http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/softlimit.html
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g things to crontab for
you. I do believe that Debian vpopmail package sets this up. However, it
just requires adding a single like to root's crontab:
40 * * * * root /path/to/vpopmail/bin/clearopensmtp > /dev/null 2>&1
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f the machine name is a virtual domain (and there is no reason it can't
be), then simply vadduser root@domain. Otherwise, add an ~alias/.qmail-root
file as normal.
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> pertinent info. Sorry for the long email - I think I'm just missing
> something basic here...
You are missing your log files. They should tell you exactly what is
happening (or not happening, as the case may be).
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g of documentation, is there any work being done on new
documentation? vpopmail is excellent software, but the documentation is
not. Is anyone interested in working on rewriting it, say in DocBook
format?
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s doesn't fix it, post the run script
for qmail-pop3d.
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he server running qmail.
It isn't qmail's fault if your clock is set incorrectly. Another
possibility is that your mail client is incorrectly displaying the times.
Show us an example message with full headers that illustrates this problem,
along with the corresponding qmail log entries.
ng in this eml but in all email clients(clock is
> definitly correct) the received time is ahead of time.
It looks like the time zone is set to ``-0800'' when it should be ``+0800''.
Running ``date +%z'' should confirm this.
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nd. The objective here is to determine
what is being returned by the time(2) system call and see how it is being
formatted. Feel free to replace @ with your own email address.
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omains, not
qmail. If you want subaddresses, then place them in the domain directory:
/home/vpopmail/domains/domain.dom/.qmail-user-test
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Eric Moore writes:
> Can anyone suggest how to clean up this problem? TIA - Eric.
No. You didn't give any useful information in your problem report. Prove
that it is an open relay. Show us a copy of the complete, unaltered mail
that was relayed.
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lnet:
$ telnet pop3.example.com 110
USER [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PASS password
LIST
RETR 1
QUIT
Do this a second time. See if it actually deleted the message.
It sounds like you have either a buggy or incorrectly configured client.
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Brendan McAlpine writes:
> How long will it queue up mail if the primary server is down for an
> extended period of time?
queuelifetime
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> Is there anything I could be missing?
Yes, your logs. What do the logs say?
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;t the complete logs. Please post the complete logs for the
relevant deliveries. We need to see the message(s) from the delivery.
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at doesn't provide us with any useful information. Please provide the
complete, unedited output of qmail-showctl and the relevant unedited log
file lines. Don't use terms like ``real email account'' and ``virtual mail
account''. Tell us exactly what is going on.
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SPEWS list hosts that do not send
spam. If you use these, you WILL lose mail.
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Tim Hasson writes:
> Below is a patch to allow setting QMAILQUEUE to
> qmail-scanner-queue.pl for roaming users (change path to your
> pre-qmail-queue script)
You could also just set it in your run script. No need for patching. If
you use qmail-conf, add it to the env directory.
Paul Theodoropoulos writes:
> -rrelays.visi.com
FYI: http://relays.visi.com/
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ails about how and where you installed vpopmail.
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Tobias Åman writes:
> I got a problem with a looping qmail run file on a linux machine it´s
> changing pid all the time så how do i kill it for real ?
svc -d /service/qmail-send (or whatever you named it)
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Tobias Åman writes:
> Can somone help me to see whats wrong in my run scripts something is
> not working that well
> although it´s working
Obviously, they are not working that well.
We can't read your mind. Tell us exactly what you mean or we cannot help
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ch script. This is causing them to be
backgrounded by the shell. supervise thus sees that the process has exited
and restarts it. Remove the & from the end of each script.
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th qmail:
http://www.lifewithqmail.org/
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