Due to the UNION query in address_list, the assumption that the list of
gids received from the database would be continuous does not hold.
To prevent addresses for domains with multiple entry types from being
listed, it is necessary to check the list of domain gids for every
entry.
Signed-off-by: martin f. krafft <madduck@debian.org>
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VirtualMailManager/common.py | 4 +---
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 3 deletions(-)
==============Installing vmm==============After you've prepared everything, it's time to install vmm.Change into the :file:`vmm-0.6.0` directory an execute the:file:`install.sh` script.You can adjust the installation prefix by modifying line 8 of the script...code-block::consoleroot@host:~# cd/path/to/vmm-0.6.0root@host:/path/to/vmm-0.6.0# ./install.shDon't forget to edit /usr/local/etc/vmm.cfg - or run: vmm cfand /etc/postfix/pgsql-*.cf files.root@host:/path/to/vmm-0.6.0#pgsql-\*.cf files-----------------After executing the install script you have to edit all :file:`pgsql-{*}.cf`files in `postconf -h config_directory`. For details see `pgsql_table(5)`_.The used parameter values are:========= =============parameter value========= =============dbname mailsyshosts localhostpassword some_passworduser postfix========= =============So it's easy to use just the :command:`sed` command, in order to edit allfiles at once. For example:..code-block::consoleroot@host:~# sed-i"s|\bpostfix\b|_postfix|g"`postconf-hconfig_directory`/pgsql-*.cfroot@host:~# sed-i"s|some_password|3Q>MO…|g"`postconf-hconfig_directory`/pgsql-*.cfroot@host:~#If your `sed` doesn't like the `-i` option (is unable to edit files in place),you can do it with :command:`perl`:..code-block::console# perl-pi-e"s|\bpostfix\b|_postfix|g"`postconf-hconfig_directory`/pgsql-*.cf..note:: Don't forget to start or restart Dovecot and Postfix.vmm configure-------------Finally you have to edit your :file:`vmm.cfg`. You can edit the configurationfile in your favorite editor or execute :command:`vmm configure`.vmm's configuration parameters are described in :manpage:`vmm.cfg(5)`.The initial :doc:`../vmm.cfg` is also well documented.Ready, set, go!---------------For a list of available subcommands execute :command:`vmm help`.For details about the subcommands see :manpage:`vmm(1)`...include:: ../ext_references.rst