RE: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to solaris)

2002-11-15 Thread Lapidus, Keith
Just curious if you compiled with the --enable-clear-passwd=n and it actually worked.  
My experience in solaris is that you can use that option but it will set a clear 
password all the time.  I actually had to modify the configure script to get it to not 
create the clear passwd column.

-Original Message-
From: nicholas [mailto:nicholas;no-spam.co.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 6:13 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
solaris)


Nice one!

Perfect, it worked. Thanks for the help. Now back to work :)

I'll stay on the list and see if i can be of any help in the future

nicholas
 It'd probably be better to just recompile vpopmail without clear
 passwords.

 -Clayton

 -Original Message-
 From: Marco [mailto:marco;ellusion-networks.com]
 Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 12:56 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
 solaris)


 don't mind me, i was just babbling some thoughts earlier without merit.
 I tested my theory by deleting the clear text password in mysql and i
 can still authenticate.


 Anyways, I'm sure it can't hurt to recompiling vpopmail
 with --enable-clear-passwd=n.  For some reason it seems to be trying to
 access that pw_clear_passwd table which doesnt exist.  I really don't
 know why it is trying to access it. a quick hack might be to create the
 pw_clear_passwd field, just to satisfy it being there and see if its
 even gets populated.


 - Original Message -
 From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:58 PM
 Subject: Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
 solaris)


 Thanks for your answer

 Do you mean --enable-clear-passwd=n here?
 Im sure i didnt compile it with yes to clear passwords, and trawling
 through the database they look pretty encypted to me

 nicholas

  I've wondered about the clear passwords.  Whether or not i compile
 vpopmail with --enable-clear-passwd=y  it still stores a clear text
 password.  I was wondering if it does this regardless.  It seems
 that its trying to pull the password from the pw_clear_password
 field and not the encrypted one.  My thoughts are maybe vchkpw
 doesn't even match against the encrypted password, but only matches
 against the clear text password.
 
  Any thoughts?
 
 
  - Original Message -
  From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:39 PM
  Subject: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
 solaris)
 
 
  hello all
 
  Having a little problem here, and thought i would seek help.
 
  I have a working vpopmail 5.3.7 on linux with mysql 3.23.32 and
 qmail, and I want to move the environment over to a solaris box.
  The solaris box is Solaris 8 with vpopmail 5.3.7 and mysql 3.23.42
 and
  qmail.
 
  I compile and install vpopmail with nice options on the solaris
 box, tar up the relevant /home/vpopmail/domains etc temp user and
 other stuff (no bin or libs of course) and also copy them across to
 the solaris machine
 
  Then on the Linux box I do a mysqldump --opt vpopmail 
 vpopmail.sql and populate the mysql database on the solaris box
 with vpopmail.sql I connect to the new sql server and check, the
 data seems there.
 
  but when I telnet to 110 to my new solaris server to see if it all
 works i get this
 
  user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  ok
  pass 
  vmysql: sql error[3]: Unknown column 'pw_clear_passwd' in 'field
 list' -ERR authorization failed
  Connection closed by foreign host
 
  Now, Im not too up on the tables and fields the vpopmail populates
 in a mysql database but surely for the same version of vpopmail on
 different OSes, i should have no problem
  Can anyone enlighten me on this error, my SQL needs improving.
 
  Many thanks
 
  nicholas










Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to solaris)

2002-11-13 Thread Marco
I've wondered about the clear passwords.  Whether or not i compile vpopmail
with --enable-clear-passwd=y  it still stores a clear text password.  I was
wondering if it does this regardless.  It seems that its trying to pull the
password from the pw_clear_password field and not the encrypted one.  My
thoughts are maybe vchkpw doesn't even match against the encrypted password,
but only matches against the clear text password.

Any thoughts?


- Original Message -
From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:39 PM
Subject: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to solaris)


 hello all

 Having a little problem here, and thought i would seek help.

 I have a working vpopmail 5.3.7 on linux with mysql 3.23.32 and qmail,
 and I want to move the environment over to a solaris box.
 The solaris box is Solaris 8 with vpopmail 5.3.7 and mysql 3.23.42 and
qmail.

 I compile and install vpopmail with nice options on the solaris box, tar
 up the relevant /home/vpopmail/domains etc temp user and other stuff (no
 bin or libs of course) and also copy them across to the solaris machine

 Then on the Linux box I do a mysqldump --opt vpopmail  vpopmail.sql and
 populate the mysql database on the solaris box with vpopmail.sql
 I connect to the new sql server and check, the data seems there.

 but when I telnet to 110 to my new solaris server to see if it all works i
 get this

 user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 ok
 pass 
 vmysql: sql error[3]: Unknown column 'pw_clear_passwd' in 'field list'
 -ERR authorization failed
 Connection closed by foreign host

 Now, Im not too up on the tables and fields the vpopmail populates in a
 mysql database but surely for the same version of vpopmail on different
 OSes, i should have no problem
 Can anyone enlighten me on this error, my SQL needs improving.

 Many thanks

 nicholas










Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to solaris)

2002-11-13 Thread nicholas
Thanks for your answer

Do you mean --enable-clear-passwd=n here?
Im sure i didnt compile it with yes to clear passwords, and trawling
through the database they look pretty encypted to me

nicholas

 I've wondered about the clear passwords.  Whether or not i compile
 vpopmail with --enable-clear-passwd=y  it still stores a clear text
 password.  I was wondering if it does this regardless.  It seems that
 its trying to pull the password from the pw_clear_password field and not
 the encrypted one.  My thoughts are maybe vchkpw doesn't even match
 against the encrypted password, but only matches against the clear text
 password.

 Any thoughts?


 - Original Message -
 From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:39 PM
 Subject: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
 solaris)


 hello all

 Having a little problem here, and thought i would seek help.

 I have a working vpopmail 5.3.7 on linux with mysql 3.23.32 and qmail,
 and I want to move the environment over to a solaris box.
 The solaris box is Solaris 8 with vpopmail 5.3.7 and mysql 3.23.42 and
 qmail.

 I compile and install vpopmail with nice options on the solaris box,
 tar up the relevant /home/vpopmail/domains etc temp user and other
 stuff (no bin or libs of course) and also copy them across to the
 solaris machine

 Then on the Linux box I do a mysqldump --opt vpopmail  vpopmail.sql
 and populate the mysql database on the solaris box with vpopmail.sql I
 connect to the new sql server and check, the data seems there.

 but when I telnet to 110 to my new solaris server to see if it all
 works i get this

 user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 ok
 pass 
 vmysql: sql error[3]: Unknown column 'pw_clear_passwd' in 'field list'
 -ERR authorization failed
 Connection closed by foreign host

 Now, Im not too up on the tables and fields the vpopmail populates in
 a mysql database but surely for the same version of vpopmail on
 different OSes, i should have no problem
 Can anyone enlighten me on this error, my SQL needs improving.

 Many thanks

 nicholas







RE: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to solaris)

2002-11-13 Thread Clayton Weise
Is there a clear password in your mysql database?  And on your solaris box,
did you compile vpopmail with clear password support (if you didn't specify
no, then it compiled with clear passwords).

-Clayton

-Original Message-
From: nicholas [mailto:nicholas;no-spam.co.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 1:58 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
solaris)


Thanks for your answer

Do you mean --enable-clear-passwd=n here?
Im sure i didnt compile it with yes to clear passwords, and trawling
through the database they look pretty encypted to me

nicholas

 I've wondered about the clear passwords.  Whether or not i compile
 vpopmail with --enable-clear-passwd=y  it still stores a clear text
 password.  I was wondering if it does this regardless.  It seems that
 its trying to pull the password from the pw_clear_password field and not
 the encrypted one.  My thoughts are maybe vchkpw doesn't even match
 against the encrypted password, but only matches against the clear text
 password.

 Any thoughts?


 - Original Message -
 From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:39 PM
 Subject: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
 solaris)


 hello all

 Having a little problem here, and thought i would seek help.

 I have a working vpopmail 5.3.7 on linux with mysql 3.23.32 and qmail,
 and I want to move the environment over to a solaris box.
 The solaris box is Solaris 8 with vpopmail 5.3.7 and mysql 3.23.42 and
 qmail.

 I compile and install vpopmail with nice options on the solaris box,
 tar up the relevant /home/vpopmail/domains etc temp user and other
 stuff (no bin or libs of course) and also copy them across to the
 solaris machine

 Then on the Linux box I do a mysqldump --opt vpopmail  vpopmail.sql
 and populate the mysql database on the solaris box with vpopmail.sql I
 connect to the new sql server and check, the data seems there.

 but when I telnet to 110 to my new solaris server to see if it all
 works i get this

 user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 ok
 pass 
 vmysql: sql error[3]: Unknown column 'pw_clear_passwd' in 'field list'
 -ERR authorization failed
 Connection closed by foreign host

 Now, Im not too up on the tables and fields the vpopmail populates in
 a mysql database but surely for the same version of vpopmail on
 different OSes, i should have no problem
 Can anyone enlighten me on this error, my SQL needs improving.

 Many thanks

 nicholas









Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to solaris)

2002-11-13 Thread Marco
don't mind me, i was just babbling some thoughts earlier without merit.  I
tested my theory by deleting the clear text password in mysql and i can
still authenticate.


Anyways, I'm sure it can't hurt to recompiling vpopmail
with --enable-clear-passwd=n.  For some reason it seems to be trying to
access that pw_clear_passwd table which doesnt exist.  I really don't know
why it is trying to access it. a quick hack might be to create the
pw_clear_passwd field, just to satisfy it being there and see if its even
gets populated.


- Original Message -
From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:58 PM
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
solaris)


 Thanks for your answer

 Do you mean --enable-clear-passwd=n here?
 Im sure i didnt compile it with yes to clear passwords, and trawling
 through the database they look pretty encypted to me

 nicholas

  I've wondered about the clear passwords.  Whether or not i compile
  vpopmail with --enable-clear-passwd=y  it still stores a clear text
  password.  I was wondering if it does this regardless.  It seems that
  its trying to pull the password from the pw_clear_password field and not
  the encrypted one.  My thoughts are maybe vchkpw doesn't even match
  against the encrypted password, but only matches against the clear text
  password.
 
  Any thoughts?
 
 
  - Original Message -
  From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:39 PM
  Subject: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
  solaris)
 
 
  hello all
 
  Having a little problem here, and thought i would seek help.
 
  I have a working vpopmail 5.3.7 on linux with mysql 3.23.32 and qmail,
  and I want to move the environment over to a solaris box.
  The solaris box is Solaris 8 with vpopmail 5.3.7 and mysql 3.23.42 and
  qmail.
 
  I compile and install vpopmail with nice options on the solaris box,
  tar up the relevant /home/vpopmail/domains etc temp user and other
  stuff (no bin or libs of course) and also copy them across to the
  solaris machine
 
  Then on the Linux box I do a mysqldump --opt vpopmail  vpopmail.sql
  and populate the mysql database on the solaris box with vpopmail.sql I
  connect to the new sql server and check, the data seems there.
 
  but when I telnet to 110 to my new solaris server to see if it all
  works i get this
 
  user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  ok
  pass 
  vmysql: sql error[3]: Unknown column 'pw_clear_passwd' in 'field list'
  -ERR authorization failed
  Connection closed by foreign host
 
  Now, Im not too up on the tables and fields the vpopmail populates in
  a mysql database but surely for the same version of vpopmail on
  different OSes, i should have no problem
  Can anyone enlighten me on this error, my SQL needs improving.
 
  Many thanks
 
  nicholas










RE: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to solaris)

2002-11-13 Thread Clayton Weise
It'd probably be better to just recompile vpopmail without clear passwords.

-Clayton

-Original Message-
From: Marco [mailto:marco;ellusion-networks.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 12:56 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
solaris)


don't mind me, i was just babbling some thoughts earlier without merit.  I
tested my theory by deleting the clear text password in mysql and i can
still authenticate.


Anyways, I'm sure it can't hurt to recompiling vpopmail
with --enable-clear-passwd=n.  For some reason it seems to be trying to
access that pw_clear_passwd table which doesnt exist.  I really don't know
why it is trying to access it. a quick hack might be to create the
pw_clear_passwd field, just to satisfy it being there and see if its even
gets populated.


- Original Message -
From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:58 PM
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
solaris)


 Thanks for your answer

 Do you mean --enable-clear-passwd=n here?
 Im sure i didnt compile it with yes to clear passwords, and trawling
 through the database they look pretty encypted to me

 nicholas

  I've wondered about the clear passwords.  Whether or not i compile
  vpopmail with --enable-clear-passwd=y  it still stores a clear text
  password.  I was wondering if it does this regardless.  It seems that
  its trying to pull the password from the pw_clear_password field and not
  the encrypted one.  My thoughts are maybe vchkpw doesn't even match
  against the encrypted password, but only matches against the clear text
  password.
 
  Any thoughts?
 
 
  - Original Message -
  From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:39 PM
  Subject: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
  solaris)
 
 
  hello all
 
  Having a little problem here, and thought i would seek help.
 
  I have a working vpopmail 5.3.7 on linux with mysql 3.23.32 and qmail,
  and I want to move the environment over to a solaris box.
  The solaris box is Solaris 8 with vpopmail 5.3.7 and mysql 3.23.42 and
  qmail.
 
  I compile and install vpopmail with nice options on the solaris box,
  tar up the relevant /home/vpopmail/domains etc temp user and other
  stuff (no bin or libs of course) and also copy them across to the
  solaris machine
 
  Then on the Linux box I do a mysqldump --opt vpopmail  vpopmail.sql
  and populate the mysql database on the solaris box with vpopmail.sql I
  connect to the new sql server and check, the data seems there.
 
  but when I telnet to 110 to my new solaris server to see if it all
  works i get this
 
  user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  ok
  pass 
  vmysql: sql error[3]: Unknown column 'pw_clear_passwd' in 'field list'
  -ERR authorization failed
  Connection closed by foreign host
 
  Now, Im not too up on the tables and fields the vpopmail populates in
  a mysql database but surely for the same version of vpopmail on
  different OSes, i should have no problem
  Can anyone enlighten me on this error, my SQL needs improving.
 
  Many thanks
 
  nicholas












RE: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to solaris)

2002-11-13 Thread nicholas
Nice one!

Perfect, it worked. Thanks for the help. Now back to work :)

I'll stay on the list and see if i can be of any help in the future

nicholas
 It'd probably be better to just recompile vpopmail without clear
 passwords.

 -Clayton

 -Original Message-
 From: Marco [mailto:marco;ellusion-networks.com]
 Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 12:56 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
 solaris)


 don't mind me, i was just babbling some thoughts earlier without merit.
 I tested my theory by deleting the clear text password in mysql and i
 can still authenticate.


 Anyways, I'm sure it can't hurt to recompiling vpopmail
 with --enable-clear-passwd=n.  For some reason it seems to be trying to
 access that pw_clear_passwd table which doesnt exist.  I really don't
 know why it is trying to access it. a quick hack might be to create the
 pw_clear_passwd field, just to satisfy it being there and see if its
 even gets populated.


 - Original Message -
 From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:58 PM
 Subject: Re: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
 solaris)


 Thanks for your answer

 Do you mean --enable-clear-passwd=n here?
 Im sure i didnt compile it with yes to clear passwords, and trawling
 through the database they look pretty encypted to me

 nicholas

  I've wondered about the clear passwords.  Whether or not i compile
 vpopmail with --enable-clear-passwd=y  it still stores a clear text
 password.  I was wondering if it does this regardless.  It seems
 that its trying to pull the password from the pw_clear_password
 field and not the encrypted one.  My thoughts are maybe vchkpw
 doesn't even match against the encrypted password, but only matches
 against the clear text password.
 
  Any thoughts?
 
 
  - Original Message -
  From: nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 3:39 PM
  Subject: [vchkpw] vpop and mysql problems (migration from linux to
 solaris)
 
 
  hello all
 
  Having a little problem here, and thought i would seek help.
 
  I have a working vpopmail 5.3.7 on linux with mysql 3.23.32 and
 qmail, and I want to move the environment over to a solaris box.
  The solaris box is Solaris 8 with vpopmail 5.3.7 and mysql 3.23.42
 and
  qmail.
 
  I compile and install vpopmail with nice options on the solaris
 box, tar up the relevant /home/vpopmail/domains etc temp user and
 other stuff (no bin or libs of course) and also copy them across to
 the solaris machine
 
  Then on the Linux box I do a mysqldump --opt vpopmail 
 vpopmail.sql and populate the mysql database on the solaris box
 with vpopmail.sql I connect to the new sql server and check, the
 data seems there.
 
  but when I telnet to 110 to my new solaris server to see if it all
 works i get this
 
  user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  ok
  pass 
  vmysql: sql error[3]: Unknown column 'pw_clear_passwd' in 'field
 list' -ERR authorization failed
  Connection closed by foreign host
 
  Now, Im not too up on the tables and fields the vpopmail populates
 in a mysql database but surely for the same version of vpopmail on
 different OSes, i should have no problem
  Can anyone enlighten me on this error, my SQL needs improving.
 
  Many thanks
 
  nicholas