Hi
my problem doesn't modules, because make install works....
but I have the many perl versions installed in my server. And the
"#!/../perl -w" see the older version, and I don't knew this.
I modify the line to #!/.../perl5.8.8 because the cpan install in this.
now works fine.
But I saw that the validrcptto.txt created with two or more line per account:
example:
==
postmaster@domain.com
postmaster-default@domain.com
renato.diogo@domain.com
renato.diogo-default@domain.com
rodrigo@domain.com
rodrigo-default@domain.com
rogerio@domain.com
rogerio-default@domain.com
suporte@domain.com
suporte-default@domain.com
suporte-owner@domain.com
suporte-return-default@domain.com
==
user-default@
or list-default@
list-owner@
list-return-default@
is normal?
Can I delete this line?
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On 11/29/06, John Simpson <jms1@jms1.net> wrote:
On 2006-11-29, at 0132, Eric d'Alibut wrote:
> On 11/29/06, Eric d'Alibut <eric.halibut@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> # mkvalidrcptto > validrcptto.txt
>> /var/qmail/users/cdb: No such file or directory
>
> Ok. A minute spent looking at lwq fixed the above.
actually, the case where users/cdb doesn't exist is something that i
should have written into mkvalidrcptto. i've just added it, thanks
for the suggestion.
> May I return to
> what was to be my orignal question, about system users in validrcptto?
>
> In my install of qmail, /etc/passwd (in part) contains these entries:
>
> alias:x:1008:1004::/var/qmail/alias:
> qmaild:x:1009:1004::/var/qmail:
> qmaill:x:1010:1004::/var/qmail:
> qmailp:x:1011:1004::/var/qmail:
> qmailq:x:1012:1005::/var/qmail:
> qmailr:x:1013:1005::/var/qmail:
> qmails:x:1014:1005::/var/qmail:
>
> Would I be right if I guessed that I do not want any of these users in
> my validrcptto.cdb?
probably not (i.e. you are correct, you probably don't want those
userids to be receiving mail.)
the numeric uid's should be added to the @uid_ignore array, like so:
my @uid_ignore = qw ( 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 ) ;
and if you have any other system userids which you know should never
be allowed to receive email, put their numeric uids into the array as
well.
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