SHAZBOT!!!
Thanks for your input guys...
-Wendell
On Wed, 2004-09-01 at 19:26, Rainer Duffner wrote:
On Do, 2.09.2004, 01:00, Sam Varshavchik sagte:
Rainer Duffner writes:
Am Mi, den 01.09.2004 schrieb Wendell Smith um 20:24:
Hey all!
I have installed sqwebmail on my qmail server due to a few requests
from
my users who need webmail access after hours and are not savvy enough
to
configure their own smtp/pop clients.
Thing is, I don't want all of my users to be able to use webmail. I
want
to turn it "off" so-to-speak for everyone except for those I deem
worthy
of using it.
Are there any provisions within the sqwebmail configuration that would
empower me with the ability to do this?
You could do this on the command-line with vmoduser
or with vqadmin, with a gui.
What is your evidence that the original poster uses vpopmail?
None. But there's also no evidence that he's not using it ;-)
In fact, I thought about that after I had sent the mail.
But it was to late then.
I guess it's not as easy or possible at all to do without vpopmail.
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