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> What Is Xmail Uid ?, what is xmail uid on ubuntu ?
aichan
Posted: Aug 7 2009, 12:35 AM
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i have installed xmail and it successfully delivering mail on my local network. i'm tryng to install sqwebmail which is need xmail uid in its configuration.

when i open "/etc/passwd" thru vim, i don't see any 'xmail' on username.
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should i add xmail on passwd file ? or xmail is in one of those ?

i'm newbie on linux. i've searched google for this issue but can't find one.
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aichan
Posted: Aug 12 2009, 10:17 AM
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QUOTE (aichan @ Aug 7 2009, 12:35 AM)
i have installed xmail and it successfully delivering mail on my local network. i'm tryng to install sqwebmail which is need xmail uid in its configuration.

when i open "/etc/passwd" thru vim, i don't see any 'xmail' on username.
[IMG]http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/9214/clipboard05a.jpg[/IMG]
pic

should i add xmail on passwd file ? or xmail is in one of those ?

i'm newbie on linux. i've searched google for this issue but can't find one.

can someone help me with this issue please ?
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Posted: Aug 20 2009, 06:07 PM
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By default, XMail on Linux runs as root => uid 0.

It's possible to run it under another username if needed, but if you didn't change anything, then it probably uses root. You can always check using "ps" command.
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