Jesse Guardiani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Yeah. It _SHOULD_ work fine with Postfix. As long as vpopmail > is installed and functioning you really don't have to mention which > MTA is being dealt with.
Odd. I saw one sentence, literally, on the VPopMail site about Postfix. I looked for any additional information and couldn't find anything. The programs (vadddomain comes to mind) update qmail files, such as virtualdomains and users/assign. I'm rather certain Postfix doesn't have those files. I could find no configure flags to tell it to compile for Postfix rather than qmail. Is it possible that Postfix support is only in the latest development version and not the "stable" 5.2.1? I sure couldn't find a single thing in the code or the docs that indicate that 5.2.1 works with Postfix. Also, Jesse mentioned that his installation is in /usr/local. I have no problem changing the script. I've noticed other users mentioning that it's in /home/vpopmail, though, and when I installed the FreeBSD vpopmail-stable port, although the Makefile claims that it will be placed in /usr/local, the actual port ended up placing it in /home/vpopmail on my system. The documentation at inter7.com talks about /home/vpopmail, too. > But what about the virtualdomain file? I never understood why we > need a command line flag to specify it's location. And Postfix > doesn't use the same kind of file, does it? You don't need to specify the location of virtualdomains with VPopMail support in tmda-ofmipd at all. It's only used by the VMailMgr support and you only need to specify it if it's in a non-default location. By default, qmail installs in /var/qmail. Some Linux distributions put it in /usr/local/qmail, though, so that command line flag is to tell tmda-ofmipd where it is. Tim _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
