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Ebroch at 23:14, 30 March 2024

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	Add a domain at the command line:		Add a domain at the command line:

Ebroch at 04:55, 27 March 2024

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	That's roughly it. You now have a domian called "testdomain.com" that can have up to 100 email accounts, with 100 aliases, 100 forwards, 100 autoresponders, 100 mailing lists, and each user can have a mailbox of 15M.		That's roughly it. You now have a domian called "testdomain.com" that can have up to 100 email accounts, with 100 aliases, 100 forwards, 100 autoresponders, 100 mailing lists, and each user can have a mailbox of 15M.

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Ebroch at 05:17, 16 March 2024

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	Add a domain at the command line:		Add a domain at the command line:

	/home/vpopmail/bin/vadddomain ~~-q 15000000~~ testdomain.com ~~newdomain~~		/home/vpopmail/bin/vadddomain testdomain.com pwnewdomain
	This creates a new domain called "testdomain.com", with ~~a quota (for postmaster) of (roughly) 15M (you have to define the postmaster quota in bytes) and a~~ password of "~~newdomain~~" for the postmaster account. This gets the general framework set up for the domain. Now lets finishing configuring it:		This creates a new domain called "testdomain.com" with password of "pwnewdomain" for the postmaster account. This gets the general framework set up for the domain. Now lets finishing configuring it:

	/home/vpopmail/bin/vmoddomlimits -P 100 -A 100 -F 100 -R 100 -L 100 -q 15000000 testdomain.com		/home/vpopmail/bin/vmoddomlimits -P 100 -A 100 -F 100 -R 100 -L 100 -q 15000000 testdomain.com

Ebroch at 05:16, 16 March 2024

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	~~To add~~ a domain~~, do not use the VqAdmin link from your machine's web interface. It's been depreciated and may cause unexpected results. Instead, use~~ the command line.		Add a domain at the command line:

	~~To add a domain, use this command:~~
	/home/vpopmail/bin/vadddomain -q 15000000 testdomain.com newdomain		/home/vpopmail/bin/vadddomain -q 15000000 testdomain.com newdomain
	This creates a new domain called "testdomain.com", with a quota (for postmaster) of (roughly) 15M (you have to define the postmaster quota in bytes) and a password of "newdomain" for the postmaster account. This gets the general framework set up for the domain. Now lets finishing configuring it:		This creates a new domain called "testdomain.com", with a quota (for postmaster) of (roughly) 15M (you have to define the postmaster quota in bytes) and a password of "newdomain" for the postmaster account. This gets the general framework set up for the domain. Now lets finishing configuring it:

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To add a domain, do not use the VqAdmin link from your machine's web interface. It's been depreciated and may cause unexpected results. Instead, use the command line.

To add a domain, use this command:
/home/vpopmail/bin/vadddomain -q 15000000 testdomain.com newdomain
This creates a new domain called "testdomain.com", with a quota (for postmaster) of (roughly) 15M (you have to define the postmaster quota in bytes) and a password of "newdomain" for the postmaster account. This gets the general framework set up for the domain. Now lets finishing configuring it:

/home/vpopmail/bin/vmoddomlimits -P 100 -A 100 -F 100 -R 100 -L 100 -q 15000000 testdomain.com

This sets some limits on the domain so the person managing it doesn't run rampant. I'll run through the limits in order. The -P flag allows the domain to have up to 100 POP accounts. The -A flag allows the domain to have up to 100 aliases. The -F flag allows the domain to have up to 100 forwards. The -R flag allows the domain to have up to 100 autoresponders. The -L flag allows the domain to have up to 100 mailing lists. Lastly, the -q flag sets the quota (max mailbox size) for each user - it's defined in bytes, so 15000000 is roughly 15M. There are additional flags you can set to add other restrictions to domains. Check out the [[vmoddomlimits]] page for more info.

That's roughly it. You now have a domian called "testdomain.com" that can have up to 100 email accounts, with 100 aliases, 100 forwards, 100 autoresponders, 100 mailing lists, and each user can have a mailbox of 15M.