Well first off you have to understand that qmailadmin and vqadmin aren't coompetingt they're complimentary. Vqadmin is an administrative tool to create and manage domains, accounts, etc. Qmailadmin lets the domain owner create the accounts and do all of the admin for a domain as well as let individual accounts log in and forward/vacation message/change password. So to answer number one - install qmailadmin. The when you set a limit/unlimited for forwards/aliases in vqadmin you can then set them up in qmailadmin.
Dan -----Original Message----- From: Derek Bischoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 11:23 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [vqadmin] User Alias Creation and stuff. Hi there. First of all, let met tell you thanks for creating the vqadmin and vpopmail programs. They have helped me quite a bit with my qmail config concerns. A couple of things though. I am using vqadmin to administer my qmail and vpopmail installation. I selected vqadmin over qmailadmin since the descriptions suggested that qmailadmin would be limited in it's capabilities, and the requirements list for qmailadmin was longer than vqadmin. (I don't have either autoresponder 2.0(or greater) and ezmlm or ezmlm-idx Installed yet) My questions are: 1. Even so the "Users for mydoman.com" page has a space for Alias/Forwards for mydomain.com, I can't find where I can create an Alias or Forward address from vqadmin. An omission? On purpose or some other limitation? 2. What is the basis behind creating yet-another-userid and password for the vqadmin administration pages? Has anyone patched it to allow access via and virtual email address or system ID? Is this a bad security idea? vqadmin 2.3.2 vpopmail 5.2.1 Thanks! Derek <tackling SQWebMail now....>
