Recent content by Donboy

One of these should be like what you described. http://www.cpanel.net http://www.directadmin.com http://www.plesk.com http://www.webmin.com

Maybe a legitimate user on your system is relaying? I know you can allow your users to relay if they authentiate with POP3 or with SMTP auth. First be sure it's not a legitimate user who is relaying. Second, you may want to check the contents of your tcp.smtp file. This also controls...

I would think these messages should expire themselves after a time. qmail has a queuelifetime control file that tells qmail how long to keep mail in the queue before finally giving up and bouncing to the postmaster. You may want to consider setting up the qregex patch or badrcptto patch which...

Yeah, you can mount /var to a different disk. For example, setup your logging server. Then setup NFS on the logging server and export a directory to be used as the location for your log files. Now on the machine running apache, you create a mount point for the logging server... say...

Sounds like you really need to get control over those MX records and point them to your new server's IP instead of the other IP. When I set all of this up, I took out a new domain and set this up to be my mail server's FQDN. Then, I took another domain and pointed the mail for that domain to...

It sounds like you can do what you're wanting with suexec. suexec tells apache to run as whatever username owns a particular home directory. I don't know if you're talking about running this on Linux or not, but I'll assume Linux... For example, let's say you have a home directory for a user...

Maybe you should post your qmailctl script here so we can see what's wrong. The syntax of the svc commands are... "svc -u /service/qmail-smtpd/run" The -u means "up" which starts the service. The -d means "down" and stops it. Sounds like you just need to edit your qmailctl script and just...

By the way... there's no need to hide your IP addresses or domains. You won't be revealing any compromising information by posting it. Just don't post any of your user's actual email addresses and you should be fine.

It sounds like the basic problem is... you are unable to send messages to remote servers. The thing that confuses me... if you look at the log file example you provided, "delivery 67" shows you have successfully sent a remote message. Try this... run /var/qmail/bin/qmail-showctl and post the...

I got it. I just added the following right before the configure command. CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/kerberos/include ./configure ... Works great! Thanks for the help.

I am trying to install ProFTPd with -mod_tls included. I'm running Redhat 9.0. My configure looks like this... ./configure --sysconfdir=/etc/proftpd --with-modules=mod_wrap --with-modules=mod_tls When I run make, I get the error message shown below. I have read in other forums (for apache...

Since it's more efficient to have everything in the http.conf instead of having it in .htaccess files, I want to add some RerwiteRules to one of my virtual hosts. I have tried adding it under the <VirtualHost> block, but everytime I do this, it's pretty much ignored, even though the...

Ok, here's what I ended up doing... I decided that to help eliminate some confusion, I would install a fresh copy of apache in a new directory and just remove the old one later. I have installed the new copy using (pretty much) the config options above. Some of the config options I tried to...

Hmmm... it doesn't seem to be working. I've got... interfaces = 192.168.0.100 bind interfaces only = yes And when I restart samba, I can't connect from 192.168.0.100. I get some error in Windows when I try to connect to the mapped drives, but as soon as I go back and comment out those lines...

PS: I think these are good for me (unless there are any glaring problems) so I just need to know what else to add to ensure that my other compile options are OK for the stuff I had built in already. I don't want any uid/gid less than 508:508 to have access. ./configure --server-uid=apache \...