Re: [webmin-l] mysql, php, ssl

[Jamie C. <jca...@we...>]

Hi Dan,
Those settings on the Module Config page of the Sendmail module just tell=
 Webmin where it expects to find mail files - they don't actually change =
the delivery path used by Sendmail. To set that, you would need to create=
 an /etc/procmailrc file that sets the DEFAULT variable.=20

For example, the deliver all mail to the file Mailbox in users' home dire=
ctories, your /etc/procmailrc should contain :

DEFAULT=3D$HOME/Mailbox

Usermin and Webmin should then be configured with 'User mail file locatio=
n' set to 'File under home directory', and  'Mail file in home directory'=
 set the 'Mailbox'.

 - Jamie

-----Original Message-----

From:  da...@so...
Subj:  [webmin-l] mysql, php, ssl
Date:  Mon 27 Feb 2006 11:54 am
Size:  4K
To:  web...@li...

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   Hi again,
 After removing the apache, mod_ssl and php packages from=20
 slackware I then compiled apache 2.2 with mod_ssl-2.8.25 as a=20
 DSO, I also removed the mysql and php packages and manually=20
 installed through sources. It was laborious but on all fronts is has=20
 been successful. Apparently there are hidden issues in slackware's=20
 package installs missing some of the nuances needed to work=20
 together with all parties. Call me an old troll method convert now ;-)
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 One issue that I still have trouble with that won't go away is user=20
 mail still ending up on var/spool/mail/@username . I have sendmail=20
 set to deliver :
 User mail file location File under home directory=20
 Mail file in home directory home
 Mail file directory style  mail/username
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 And Virtualmain:
 Subdirectory for mailbox user home directories homes
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 Don't know what else to do. But the result is usermin=20
 complaing that it can't save a sent mail or save a draft because=20
 the mail function shows the home directories but is=20
 functioning in VAR , and you can't read user mail from=20
 webmin on account of that.
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 Any thoughts, solving this would make me a very happy man.
 =20
 Dan
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