That is the standard hashing used by vpopmail (when you call vadduser and vdeluser) to allow for very large number of users/domain while maintaining some form of efficiency. The hashing creates 100 users per directory and then starts creating the numbered sub-directories.
You probably wouldn't want to use: ./a/ab/abehrenz ./a/ab/abettler ./a/ac/acelle because that will probably result in an unbalanced tree (there probably aren't a lot of /q/qx/qx___ names. If you need to determine the directory of a particular user just use the vuserinfo function: vuserinfo -d [EMAIL PROTECTED] -T.J. On 11/13/02 1:37 AM, "Sebastian Mendel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > im running a domain with about 4000 users,after creating all this users > i have the following dirs (in /home/vpopmail/domains/) : > > ./0/aschaefer > ./0/msauger > ./0/zmueller > ... > ./A/scrheiber > ...and so on > > but i would prefer something like (just for better finding the boxes, > and for my "eye" ;-) ) > > ./0/03/03.gh > ./0/04/04.gh > ./0/05/05.gh > ... > ./a/ab/abehrenz > ./a/ab/abettler > ./a/ac/acelle > ...and so on > > is this just a setting i have to do, or is this more complicated? and > which programm of the toaster is responsible for creating this dirs? > > or is there generally any more efficient way to store the boxes? > > (i have no problem to remove all users and add them again, the system is > not running at the moment) > > sebastian, thnx in advance > > > -- ***************************************************** T.J. Drennan Software Engineer, Wireless Systems Spectrum Signal Processing [EMAIL PROTECTED] *****************************************************
