Hi, I just wanted to point out a potential problem when configuring sqwebmail for vpopmail on Solaris. The docs state that the authvchkpw module will install automatically if you have the user "vpopmail" defined on you system. Unfortunatly, this wasn't the case for me (I've seen at least one other complaint about this on the archive too). The configure scripts (in the authlib and sqwebmail subdirectories) check for the existense of the vpopmail user by doing a "test -d ~vpopmail". Of course on Solaris, bourne shell (/bin/sh) doesn't understand the ~username notation, and the test fails. (BTW, does any /bin/sh understand this notation?) So, the quick fix, is to just manually edit the configure scripts to not use the ~vpopmail notation. A more portable/dynamic solution, would probably be to change the configure scripts to exec a csh to find the vpopmail home directory. I'm not a shell programmer, but something like this might work... 33 coby@gomez:/usr/local/src/sqwebmail/sqwebmail-1.0.2/authlib % diff configure.dist configure 2619c2619,2620 < if test -d ~vpopmail/. --- > vpopmail_home=`csh -fc "echo ~vpopmail" 2> /dev/null` > if test -d "$vpopmail_home" 2626d2626 < vpopmail_home=. 2632d2631 Something similar needs to be done sqwebmail/configure. Oh, BTW, the authlib/configure script for courier-imap has the same "problem". -Coby
