What you'd want, from what I can tell here is to configure vpopmail to have /etc/passwd support, not default domain support. This will allow you to still deliver to ~user/Maildir. Then make your virtual domain. This will deliver to ~vpopmail/domains/domain.com/user/Maildir. Compile sqwebmail with PAM authentication (so you can access your ~user/Maildir) and vchkpw authentication (so you can access the ~vpopmail/domains/domain.com/user/Maildir)
This is how I had it running for about a year, until I switched everything over to a virtual domain with default domain compiled in. I lost support for /etc/passwd user delivery and popping via vchkpw, but that's fine for me, since I don't have shells anymore on my box. Hope this helps, Tren. -----Original Message----- From: Alex Kirk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 10:20 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Adding vpopmail & impact on existing mail My apologies for cross-posting this, but I really wasn't sure where to send it. As I've discussed since last night on these lists, I'm trying to add vpopmail support for Sqwebmail 2.1.1. After realizing that I had to recomplie Sqwebmail, since when I initially was using it I didn't have vpopmail, I attempted to do so and got a make error about authvchkpw not having DEFAULT_DOMAIN defined. So I recompiled/installed vpopmail with default-domain set to the domain I've been running since before I tried to put in vpopmail. When I recompiled Sqwebmail, everything went great. I've not installed the new Sqwebmail binary, though, because I'm worried about the mail from my old domain. With it enabled as vpopmail's default domain, will Sqwebmail look for mail in ~USER/Maildir, or ~vpopmail/domains/domain/USER/Maildir? I just don't want to lose access to all of my old mail inaverdently. Thanks, Alex Kirk
