mailconf was still enabled and the virtual domain conf files were
still there - just that the linuxconf config file
/etc/conf.linuxconf
which lists what domains and stuff it's managing didn't have teh
domains in there. I added these in and all of a sudden linuxconf
found the aliases I had set
> Hiya - I used linuxconf to configure some virtual email domains on our
> server. I then upgraded linuxconf (and a whole load of other stuff as part
> of a 6.1 -> 6.2 upgrade) and can no longer find the virtual mail domains
> or virtual mail domain user aliases in linuxconf.
>
> The virtual mai
Dan Horth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hiya - I used linuxconf to configure some virtual email domains on our
>server. I then upgraded linuxconf (and a whole load of other stuff as part
>of a 6.1 -> 6.2 upgrade) and can no longer find the virtual mail domains
>or virtual mail domain user aliase
Dan posted:
>Hiya - I used linuxconf to configure some virtual email domains on
>our server. I then upgraded linuxconf (and a whole load of other
>stuff as part of a 6.1 -> 6.2 upgrade) and can no longer find the
>virtual mail domains or virtual mail domain user aliases in linuxconf.
For an u
Hiya - I used linuxconf to configure some virtual email domains on
our server. I then upgraded linuxconf (and a whole load of other
stuff as part of a 6.1 -> 6.2 upgrade) and can no longer find the
virtual mail domains or virtual mail domain user aliases in linuxconf.
The virtual mail domains
