Tom,
The last option, once I do the vadddomain, will I want to do the
vaddusers or no? The original vpasswd files are still there, so I would
assume not?
I'll give that a go, since there are only 2 domains.
Gary
Tom Collins wrote:
On Dec 28, 2005, at 10:01 PM, gccrowd - crowdness wrote:
Though the /home/vpopmail/domains directory is there with the
domains, it's not seeing the domains and is looking for the assign
file. How do I recreate the assigns file? Do I do it manually?
How do I recreate the vpasswd file(s) properly so that I can log in
and get the mail?
Manually create the assigns file, entry for example.com is as follows:
+example.com-:example.com:89:89:/home/vpopmail/domains/example.com:-::
Replace 89:89 with the uid and gid of the vpopmail user. Set the
correct path to example.com as well.
Make sure the last line of users/assign is just a ".".
Run qmail-newu.
You'll also want to make sure that the domains are in rcpthosts (or
morercpthosts, but you'll have to run qmail-newmrh). Also put them in
virtualdomains (format for virtualdomains entries:
"example.com:example.com").
Restart qmail after making all of those additions, to be sure it's
re-read the files.
Another option, if have less than 100 domains (where they're all in
the vpopmail/domains directory, and not in vpopmail/domains/0).
Rename vpopmail/domains to something else and create an empty domains
directory. Use ~vpopmail/bin/vadddomain to add all of the domains.
Delete the newly created domains directory, and swap your backed up
directory in its place.
Good luck.
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