Hi All, In my digging around for info on configuring sqwebmail I found a mailing list posting that mentioned creating a "hostname" (I saw another one that said it should be called "domainname") file containing the domain name to be appended to the username on outgoing sqwebmail mail. Those messages referenced systems that compiled the sqwebmail code from source and stated that the sqwebmail config files should be placed in something inside /usr/local. However, I've installed Debian's binaries, which have their config files in /etc/courier (I believe). I've tried creating both a "hostname" and a "domainname" file containing "somedomain.com" without luck. That is, when creating an email in sqwebmail, the email address in the >From box is of the format <username>@<short hostname> when I want it to be <username>@somedomain.com.
Do any of you know if/where/which "hostname" or "domainname" files should be placed in a Debian sarge (unstable) system? Any pointers to Debian specific docs would be much apreciated as well. Many thanks, Eric. FYI: # dpkg -l | grep Courier ii courier-authda 0.44.2-1 Courier Mail Server - Authentication daemon ii courier-base 0.44.2-1 Courier Mail Server - Base system ii courier-imap 1.7.3-10 Courier Mail Server - IMAP daemon ii courier-imap-s 1.7.3-10 Courier Mail Server - IMAP over SSL ii courier-maildr 0.44.2-1 Courier Mail Server - Mail delivery agent ii courier-pop 0.42.2-10 Courier Mail Server - POP3 daemon ii courier-pop-ss 0.42.2-10 Courier Mail Server - POP3 over SSL ii courier-ssl 0.42.2-10 Courier Mail Server - SSL/TLS Support ii courier-webadm 0.42.2-10 Courier Mail Server - Web-based administrati ii sqwebmail 0.44.2-1 Courier Mail Server - Webmail server
