Manual vpopmail Configuration

(before v.2.4)

 

Any operations with vpopmail are performed on your mailserver (each mail server requires POP and SMTP services. If there is more than 1 mail server, users are distributed evenly across all of them).

To add a pop3 account into your system, you should change the directory to ~vpopmail/bin.
For example, to add pop3 box "test" on existing domain "domain.com", type the following command:

#$: ./vadduser test@domain.com

After that, you will be prompted for user password. Enter it.
General format for "vadduser" command is:

vadduser [options] email_address [passwd]

You can also use the following instruction and options:
-q quota_in_bytes (sets the users quota)
-s (do not rebuild the vpasswd.cdb file, faster for large sites)
-c comment (sets the gecos comment field)
-a (sets the account to use APOP, default is POP)

If you want to delete an existing user, you need to simply enter the following command:

#$: ./vdeluser test@domain.com

You can also change user information without delete/create operation. To do it, type:

#$: ./vmoduser [options] full_email@address

options:

-v (display the vpopmail version number)
-n (do not rebuild the vpasswd.cdb file)
-q quota (set quota)
-c comment (set the comment/gecos field)
-e encrypted_passwd (set the password field)
the following options are bit flags in the gid int field
-u (set no dialup flag)
-d (set no password changing flag)
-p (set no pop access flag)
-w (set no web mail access flag)
-i (set no imap access flag)
-b (set bounce mail flag)
-r (set no external relay flag)
-0 (set V_USER0 flag)
-1 (set V_USER1 flag)
-2 (set V_USER2 flag)
-3 (set V_USER3 flag)
-x (clear all flags)

You can view information for an existing user by typing:

#$: ./vuserinfo [options] full_email@address

options:

-v (print version number)
-a (display all fields, this is the default)
-p (display crypted password)
-u (display uid field)
-g (display gid field)
-c (display comment field)
-d (display directory)
-q (display quota field)

To change the password, use the following command:

#$: ./vpasswd full_email@address

To set quota for user's pop account, use the command below:

#$: ./vsetuserquota [options] full_email@address quota_in_bytes

To add client mail relay server, you need to add a corresponding line into the ~vpopmail/etc/tcp.smtp file, such as:

ITS.IPA.DDR.ESS:allow,RELAYCLIENT=""

After that, you need to rebuild the tcp.smtp.cdb file by typing the following command:

/hsphere/shared/bin/tcprules tcp.smtp.cdb tcp.smtp.tmp < tcp.smtp

If you want to add a forward to an existing email address, you should change the directory to ~vpopmail/domains/domain.name, and create the .qmail-popusername file with the line:

&email@where.mail.forward

If you are recompiling vpopmail, use the following configuration string:

./configure
--enable-roaming-users=y
--enable-qmaildir=/hsphere/local/var/qmail
--prefix=/hsphere/shared/vpopmail
--enable-sqwebmail-pass=y
--sysconfdir=/hsphere/local/config/vpopmail
--localstatedir=/hsphere/local/var/vpopmail
--enable-tcprules-prog=/hsphere/shared/bin/tcprules
--enable-defaultquota=10485760

For more commands and options, see Vpopmail and Qmail documentation.



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