Christopher Thielen
2006-06-13 17:57:49 UTC
Hello,
I have the vqadmin 2.3.2 and vpopmail 5.4.13 installed on a Fedora
Core 5 box and my qmail setup is largely working, though I'm trying
to get rid of the last few configuration issues.
My vpopmail installation appears to be correct: I can view domains,
list users, make aliases, etc. using the command line tools under /
home/vpopmail/bin/.
I installed vqadmin today and modified the .acl file to allow for a
group called administrators to recognize the .htaccess name 'admin',
and give that user full rights. I log in as admin, vqadmin shows my
group name to be administrators, so I assume the asterik is giving me
full permissions, but when I list domains, they show that that all my
virtual domains have no postmaster and no users, which is certainly
not true.
I tried changing the asterik to a full permissions read out but no go.
What should I try?
Christopher Thielen
Programmer, Creative Media
***@creativemedia.ucdavis.edu
http://creativemedia.ucdavis.edu/
I have the vqadmin 2.3.2 and vpopmail 5.4.13 installed on a Fedora
Core 5 box and my qmail setup is largely working, though I'm trying
to get rid of the last few configuration issues.
My vpopmail installation appears to be correct: I can view domains,
list users, make aliases, etc. using the command line tools under /
home/vpopmail/bin/.
I installed vqadmin today and modified the .acl file to allow for a
group called administrators to recognize the .htaccess name 'admin',
and give that user full rights. I log in as admin, vqadmin shows my
group name to be administrators, so I assume the asterik is giving me
full permissions, but when I list domains, they show that that all my
virtual domains have no postmaster and no users, which is certainly
not true.
I tried changing the asterik to a full permissions read out but no go.
What should I try?
Christopher Thielen
Programmer, Creative Media
***@creativemedia.ucdavis.edu
http://creativemedia.ucdavis.edu/