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I'm trying to set up a new web/mail/etc. rack server to replace my |
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current aging rack rental and I've hit a roadblock: vpopmail segfaults |
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when I use it. |
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The new machine is an AMD64 but we're treating it as an x86. I have |
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completely sane use flags and cflags... going for stable rather than |
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hotrod. The other big difference from my current server is that the |
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hosting company put a gentoo-hardened kernel on there... don't know if |
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that's a problem. |
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I have put in a bug (149267) on the vopopmail issue, but I don't know if |
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I can wait for that to get fixed. So, the question is what road do I take? |
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My current setup is qmail, vpopmail, qmail-scanner, sa, clam, |
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courier-imap, ezmlm, etc. I'm more or less familiar with this setup, |
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though it still confounds me at times. I was toying with switching to |
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postfix, but I was put off by the fact that one has to do their own |
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mysql wrangling to manage their domains... vpopmail seemed like less work. |
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I'm also concerned about being able to migrate all my domains' existing |
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mail. Vpopmail creates a directory under /var with all the domains and |
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all it's users. I suppose I could probably do the postfix configuration |
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to point each virtual user to the directory under vpopmail instead of |
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the usual /home dir. |
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I was told that any .maildir mta will be fine with the existing mail and |
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the names of its files.... hope that's the case! |
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So, I'd love to hear any advice or examples. How do you all manage your |
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virtual email? |
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Thanks, |
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Ben |
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