on 8/31/01 11:06 AM, Gabriel Ambuehl at [EMAIL PROTECTED] spake:
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> Hello Einar,
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>> I've started to push my C-programer in the direction of vpopmail,
>> and he will be taking a look on this problem.
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>> With the above scenario, you already have a "domains/aliasdomain"
>> in the virtualdomainsfile, since a real domain would have the same
>> value on the right hand side of ":", while a aliasdomain would have
>> the realdomain there.
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>> Every time an alias domain is added, only virtualdomains and
>> rcpthosts/morercpthosts would be affected.
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>
> That might do the job as well, but it will require much deeper
> changes to
> vpopmail whereas I tryed to change as few lines of code as possible.
> I
> for myself don't care too much for the aliasdomains file...
>
>
> Anyway, fixed patch, which builds on Bill's RedHat box (the original
> one always did on mine, though) is attached.
I think Gabriel's changes are a good start, and eventually Einar's way
should probably be implemented. However, this to me is mostly a cosmetic
issue, as I don't think there are any significant performance disadvantages.
There are other more pressing issues (IMO) that deserve the time of your C
programmer like the fact that vpopmail's quotas don't know about Mr. Sam'
Maildir++ folder format, which is used by SqWebmail and Courier-IMAP. This
has been high on my list recently, but I just can't find the time to pursue
it. Since many of my users have such folders, vpopmail's quotas are
rendered useless.
Cheers,
Bill
