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* Login to www.utopian.net as user. | * Login to www.utopian.net as user. | ||
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ssh user@www.utopian.net | |||
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* su to root | * su to root | ||
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sudo su - root | |||
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* update postfix tables | * update postfix tables | ||
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cd /usr/local/etc/postfix | cd /usr/local/etc/postfix | ||
vi virtual-mailboxes # add mailboxes to file virtual-mailboxes | vi virtual-mailboxes # add mailboxes to file virtual-mailboxes |
Latest revision as of 17:41, 29 August 2014
Intro to Utopian[edit]
JohnCompanies bought a customer (col01114) business called Utopian.net. They had a dedicated server (Oahu.utopian.net), running several virtuals (using vserver on Debian), and a FreeBSD Jail running their static web page and e-mail for their customers.
- Oahu - Main Dedicated Server, running Debian Linux, that hosts several virtual servers with vserver command
- Molokai - Virtual Server on Oahu (Debian Linux) that hosts normal Word Press Customers
- Maui - Virtual Server on Oahu (Debian Linux) that hosts http://pomfolio.com - which is a Word Press Network Admin
- Lanai - Virtual Server on Oahu (Debian Linux) that hosts Scott Hull
- www.utopian.net - a virtual server on Jail17 that hosts e-mail and the Utopian Website http://utopian.net
- webmail - http://utopian.net/webmail
Useful commands:
vserver-stat - will show current status man -k vserver vserver maui enter vtop vps
Create a customer user mailbox[edit]
- Login to www.utopian.net as user.
ssh user@www.utopian.net
- su to root
sudo su - root
- update postfix tables
cd /usr/local/etc/postfix vi virtual-mailboxes # add mailboxes to file virtual-mailboxes sh makeLookupTables.sh # update the hash tables postfix reload # load hash tables into postfix exit
- Update cyrus imap
su - cyrus cyradm -u cyrus@www.utopian.net localhost l1gram1therrepar # pwd = l1gram1therrepar create user.<name@domainname.tld> sq user.<name@domainname.tld> 512000 # sets a mailbox quota, in kilobytes. So this = ~512MB saslpasswd2 <name@domainname.tld> exit saslpasswd2 -c <name@domainname.tld>