Re: [vchkpw] Wrong reply-to in SqWebMail for virt domains
That thingie can be controlled easier if you create the logindomainlist file in the sqwebmail directory, just put the virt domains you want to be browsable trough sqwebmail there - one per line not sure if it will fix your problem thou, first time I see such weird behaviour. -- Kiril Todorov < -+- > +359 2 9712013 Bulgaria Online < -+- > http://home.online.bg /* waiting... dreaming... wishing... */
Re: [vchkpw] Wrong reply-to in SqWebMail for virt domains
So, I found the sqwebmail-config file and can edit it by hand. Unfortunately, the patch fails on half of the files that it is supposed to patch, with lines like this, "Patching file vchkpw.c using Plan A... Hunk #1 failed at 377." This issue now appears to me as a SqWebMail bug, and I will report it as such. Kiril Todorov writes: > That's controlled from the sqwebmail-config file, which is in the user's > Maildir/. > Find attached a small patch written by Peter Penchev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> which > creates that file in usercreate time with the proper FROM: setting there. > > I think the patch was designed for vpopmail-5.3.20, not sure if it will need > adjusting for different versions. > Hope that helps! > -- > > Kiril Todorov < -+- > +359 2 9712013 > Bulgaria Online < -+- > http://home.online.bg > > /* waiting... dreaming... wishing... */
Re: [vchkpw] Wrong reply-to in SqWebMail for virt domains
Doug Clements writes: > gjohnson wrote: > > Thanks. I presume I can apply this patch as I did those for qmail: > > put in the source directory, use the patch command, and compile, etc. > > > > I will try that after I get a reponse on my next email. The > > content of another reponse confused me, and I need some clarification. > > > > I assume you mean my mail =) > > I prefer to create wrappers around vpopmail commands instead of patching > the source like this. That makes it easier to upgrade when the time > comes, and I know exactly what's going on with my modifications. > > Either way will work, I was just suggesting my preferredway. > > --Doug > Yeah. A mildly humorous exchange. So, I understand your approach, and it appears to work. I am still puzzled by the bizarre "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" at the top of the SqWebMail page.
Re: [vchkpw] Wrong reply-to in SqWebMail for virt domains
gjohnson wrote: Thanks. I presume I can apply this patch as I did those for qmail: put in the source directory, use the patch command, and compile, etc. I will try that after I get a reponse on my next email. The content of another reponse confused me, and I need some clarification. I assume you mean my mail =) I prefer to create wrappers around vpopmail commands instead of patching the source like this. That makes it easier to upgrade when the time comes, and I know exactly what's going on with my modifications. Either way will work, I was just suggesting my preferredway. --Doug
Re: [vchkpw] Wrong reply-to in SqWebMail for virt domains
gjohnson wrote: Doug Clements writes: Set the sqwebmail prefs for the user when you create the account. They include the Reply-To address. --Doug Thanks for your reply. I am working with sqwebmail-3_5_1, vpopmail-5_2_1, and vqadmin-2_3_2. When I create an account thus -- su - vpopmail vadduser [EMAIL PROTECTED] password exit -- I see no option for sqwebmail prefs. I can not change reply-to with vqadmin either. Neither do I see any reply-to or "name-at-the-top" option in the actual SqWebMail webpage itself. Only when I send a mail from the account in SqWebMail can I (permanently) change the reply-to address (by simply changing the reply-to on that email). What SqWebMail prefs were you referring to? Can they be applied domain-wide, or do I have to go to each virtual user after set up and change individually? Check a user account that you have logged into with sqwebmail. There should be a sqwebmail-prefs file there that is a plain text file. You can generate this file automatically with the correct preferences at the time you create the user. Make a script to fill this file in, and run it after you create the user. I have an elaborate wrapper system that sets up various aspects of each user after they get added, including setting initial sqwebmail prefs, creating extra folders, setting up Maildrop recipes, and some other fun stuff. You might consider creating the same sort of wrapper around vadduser so this becomes automatic to you. Cheers! --Doug
Re: [vchkpw] Wrong reply-to in SqWebMail for virt domains
Doug Clements writes: > gjohnson wrote: > > Hi. > > > > I have vpopmail, courier-imap and sqwebmail running on OpenBSD 3.3 with > > apache NOT chrooted. > > > > I have two domains: real.domain and virtual.domain > > In SqWebMail, virtuser with virtual.domain logs on to SqWebMail thus > > virtuser%virtual.domain & pass > > But once logged on they see themselves as > > "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" > > which also appears as their reply-to address (until/unless they change it). > > Naturally, many will not change it. > > > > Real users see [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- so they are fine. > > I would just like virtusers to see [EMAIL PROTECTED] both at the top > > of the page and for their reply-to. Is this possible? If so, how do I > > change the virt.domain setting? > > Set the sqwebmail prefs for the user when you create the account. They > include the Reply-To address. > > --Doug > Thanks for your reply. I am working with sqwebmail-3_5_1, vpopmail-5_2_1, and vqadmin-2_3_2. When I create an account thus -- su - vpopmail vadduser [EMAIL PROTECTED] password exit -- I see no option for sqwebmail prefs. I can not change reply-to with vqadmin either. Neither do I see any reply-to or "name-at-the-top" option in the actual SqWebMail webpage itself. Only when I send a mail from the account in SqWebMail can I (permanently) change the reply-to address (by simply changing the reply-to on that email). What SqWebMail prefs were you referring to? Can they be applied domain-wide, or do I have to go to each virtual user after set up and change individually?
Re: [vchkpw] Wrong reply-to in SqWebMail for virt domains
Thanks. I presume I can apply this patch as I did those for qmail: put in the source directory, use the patch command, and compile, etc. I will try that after I get a reponse on my next email. The content of another reponse confused me, and I need some clarification. Kiril Todorov writes: > That's controlled from the sqwebmail-config file, which is in the user's > Maildir/. > Find attached a small patch written by Peter Penchev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> which > creates that file in usercreate time with the proper FROM: setting there. > > I think the patch was designed for vpopmail-5.3.20, not sure if it will need > adjusting for different versions. > Hope that helps! > -- > > Kiril Todorov < -+- > +359 2 9712013 > Bulgaria Online < -+- > http://home.online.bg > > /* waiting... dreaming... wishing... */
Re: [vchkpw] Wrong reply-to in SqWebMail for virt domains
gjohnson wrote: Hi. I have vpopmail, courier-imap and sqwebmail running on OpenBSD 3.3 with apache NOT chrooted. I have two domains: real.domain and virtual.domain In SqWebMail, virtuser with virtual.domain logs on to SqWebMail thus virtuser%virtual.domain & pass But once logged on they see themselves as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" which also appears as their reply-to address (until/unless they change it). Naturally, many will not change it. Real users see [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- so they are fine. I would just like virtusers to see [EMAIL PROTECTED] both at the top of the page and for their reply-to. Is this possible? If so, how do I change the virt.domain setting? Set the sqwebmail prefs for the user when you create the account. They include the Reply-To address. --Doug
Re: [vchkpw] Wrong reply-to in SqWebMail for virt domains
That's controlled from the sqwebmail-config file, which is in the user's
Maildir/.
Find attached a small patch written by Peter Penchev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> which creates
that file in usercreate time with the proper FROM: setting there.
I think the patch was designed for vpopmail-5.3.20, not sure if it will need adjusting
for different versions.
Hope that helps!
--
Kiril Todorov < -+- > +359 2 9712013
Bulgaria Online < -+- > http://home.online.bg
/* waiting... dreaming... wishing... */
--- vchkpw.c.orig Tue Apr 29 14:24:51 2003
+++ vchkpw.cTue Apr 29 14:24:51 2003
@@ -377,7 +377,7 @@
if ( vpw->pw_dir == NULL || vpw->pw_dir[0]==0 ) {
/* if making a new directory failed log the error and exit */
-if ( make_user_dir(vpw->pw_name, TheDomain, pw_uid, pw_gid)==NULL){
+if ( make_user_dir(vpw->pw_name, TheDomain, vpw->pw_name, pw_uid, pw_gid)==NULL){
snprintf(LogLine, LOG_LINE_SIZE, "%s: dir auto create failed [EMAIL
PROTECTED]:%s",
VchkpwLogName, TheUser, TheDomain, IpAddr);
vlog(VLOG_ERROR_INTERNAL, TheUser, TheDomain, ThePass,
--- vdelivermail.c.orig Sat Nov 2 22:34:39 2002
+++ vdelivermail.c Sat Nov 2 22:35:20 2002
@@ -946,7 +946,7 @@
/* If thier directory path is empty make them a new one */
if ( vpw->pw_dir == NULL || vpw->pw_dir[0]==0 ) {
-if ( make_user_dir(vpw->pw_name, TheDomain,
+if ( make_user_dir(vpw->pw_name, TheDomain, vpw->pw_name,
TheDomainUid, TheDomainGid)==NULL){
printf("Auto creation of maildir failed. vpopmail (#5.9.8)\n");
vexit(100);
--- vpopmail.c.orig Tue Apr 29 14:17:56 2003
+++ vpopmail.c Tue Apr 29 14:18:01 2003
@@ -328,7 +328,7 @@
}
}
- if ( (dir=make_user_dir(username, domain, uid, gid)) == NULL ) {
+ if ( (dir=make_user_dir(username, domain, gecos, uid, gid)) == NULL ) {
if (verrori != 0 ) return(verrori);
else return(VA_BAD_U_DIR);
}
@@ -1453,16 +1453,45 @@
return &pwent;
}
+char *escape_spaces(const char *s)
+{
+ size_t i, len;
+ char *newstr;
+
+ /* Count the spaces */
+ for (i = len = 0; s[i]; i++, len++)
+if (s[i] == ' ')
+ len += 2;
+ /* Allocate */
+ newstr = malloc(len + 1);
+ if (newstr == NULL)
+return (NULL);
+ /* Fill */
+ for (i = len = 0; s[i]; i++)
+if (s[i] == ' ') {
+ newstr[len++] = '+';
+ newstr[len++] = '2';
+ newstr[len++] = '0';
+} else {
+ newstr[len++] = s[i];
+}
+ newstr[len] = '\0';
+ return (newstr);
+}
+
/*
* figure out where to put the user and
* make the directories if needed
*/
-char *make_user_dir(char *username, char *domain, uid_t uid, gid_t gid)
+char *make_user_dir(char *username, char *domain, char *gecos,
+ uid_t uid, gid_t gid)
{
char *tmpstr;
char *tmpbuf;
char *tmpdir;
struct vqpasswd *mypw;
+ char *fulladdr, *escaped;
+ FILE *cfg;
verrori = 0;
tmpbuf = malloc(MAX_BUFF);
@@ -1522,6 +1551,35 @@
return(NULL);
}
+ if ((cfg = fopen("sqwebmail-config", "wt")) == NULL) {
+chdir(tmpbuf); free(tmpbuf); free(tmpdir);
+printf("make_user_dir: error 8\n");
+return(NULL);
+ }
+ if ((escaped = escape_spaces(username)) == NULL) {
+fclose(cfg);
+chdir(tmpbuf); free(tmpbuf); free(tmpdir);
+printf("make_user_dir: error 9\n");
+return(NULL);
+ }
+ if ((fulladdr = malloc(strlen(gecos) + strlen(username) + strlen(domain) + 10)) ==
NULL) {
+fclose(cfg);
+chdir(tmpbuf); free(tmpbuf); free(tmpdir);
+printf("make_user_dir: error 9\n");
+return(NULL);
+ }
+ sprintf(fulladdr, "\"%s <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>\"", gecos, username, domain);
+ if ((escaped = escape_spaces(fulladdr)) == NULL) {
+fclose(cfg);
+chdir(tmpbuf); free(tmpbuf); free(tmpdir);
+printf("make_user_dir: error 10\n");
+return(NULL);
+ }
+ free(fulladdr);
+ fprintf(cfg, "FROM=%s\n", escaped);
+ free(escaped);
+ fclose(cfg);
+
chdir("../..");
r_chown(username, uid, gid);
--- vpopmail.h.orig Tue Apr 29 14:21:06 2003
+++ vpopmail.h Tue Apr 29 14:21:19 2003
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@
int update_file(char *, char *);
int count_rcpthosts();
int compile_morercpthosts();
-char *make_user_dir(char *username, char *domain, uid_t uid, gid_t gid);
+char *make_user_dir(char *username, char *domain, char *gecos, uid_t uid, gid_t gid);
int r_mkdir(char *, uid_t uid, gid_t gid);
struct vqpasswd *vgetent(FILE *);
int pw_comp(char *, char *, char *, int);
--- vqmaillocal.c.orig Tue Apr 29 14:24:51 2003
+++ vqmaillocal.c Tue Apr 29 14:24:51 2003
@@ -895,7 +895,7 @@
gid_t pw_gid;
vget_assign(TheDomain,NULL,0,&pw_uid,&pw_gid);
-if ( make_user_dir(vpw->pw_name, TheDomain, pw_uid, pw_gid)==NULL){
+if ( make_user_dir(vpw->pw_name, TheDomain, vpw->pw_name, pw_uid,
pw_gid)==NULL){
printf("Auto creation of maildir failed. vpopmail (#5.9.8)\n");
vexit(100);
}
