Hi Brett, This came up a couple of weeks ago.. and I saved it as I am looking at doing the same thing:
Hi Clayton, On 2002.08.19_10:18:35_+0000, Clayton Weise wrote: > I know that I could just change the value in pw_gid to make it this way. > But I was curious if there was a way to do this by default. > > Normally when a domain is created with vpopmail it assumes the postmaster@ > account as the administrative account. I was wondering if I could change > this default behavior to use say.. webmaster@ instead. I know I could go > through and run an update query on my database to convert the current users > over to something like that but I wanted to change it when creating new > accounts as well. Is there a configure switch for something like this that > I've missed? Or, if not, what files should I start looking at changing. I am afraid there is no way to grant any user administrator privileges on creation of domain. But below will do the trick: $ ./vaddomain example.com password $ ./vadduser [EMAIL PROTECTED] anotherpassword $ ./vmoduser -a [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the optional $ ./vdeluser [EMAIL PROTECTED] Having postmaster available on one domain is a good thing though, since many people wish to contact a person on a domain through postmaster@. > -Clayton > -- H. D. Lee Hopefully it helps.. Clint >Hi, > >I'm sure this has already been asked and answered, so if someone could just >send me a link or something that would be great. > >I would like have the postmaster account operate the same way but under a >different name i.e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] >. How would this be done? > >Thanks all > >Brett
