Currently there isn’t support for this in the InterWorx web interface, but there’s nothing to stop you from creating a dot-qmail file to do what you want. For example:
My stumbling block may very well be permissions, or rather, ownership. I’m not sure who should ‘own’ the .qmail file, I’m guessing permissions should be 600.
If you’re going to make the permissions 600, you’ll want the owner of the dot-qmail file to be the vpopmail user. Also, the vpopmail user should be able to read and execute the cgi. It would probably be easiest to make the cgi world read and executable.
I should also mention that the CGI will have to “work” via the command line, since that’s how it gets called.
Thanks so much for your help. You’ve gone well beyond the call of duty.
It seems as if I have everything set correctly from a .qmail perspective (thx to you). I’m just waiting for mail to bounce back.
When I don’t have this .qmail-support alias file, I get the bounced mail immediately. With the file, it takes quite a while (almost an hour), but then eventually the mail bounces back – almost as if the alias is set up correctly, but the .cgi file just isn’t working right.
I’ve posted on the forums of the company who’s .cgi file it is (which DOES run from command line) to see if they have any thoughts. They aren’t nearly as snappy as you on the responses, however …
I’ll post the final results here as soon as I know, so that others needing this functionality will at least know whether or not we achieved the desired results from this thread.
How much has changed since this thread died? I cant seem to get EZMLM to work properly. I need to have list files and .qmail files world readable to get qmail to even get to EZMLM. Then, EZMLM sends back out errors because it can’t write anything to disk. All the files are owned by vpopmail and I see a few qmail users… I’m probably missing something simple going 2 weeks without proper sleep will do that to you