[BlueOnyx:05134] Re: question on importing sendmail content fromnon-blueonyx server

trasor trasor at lhtot.com
Wed Jul 28 10:12:18 -05 2010


Ok.  I managed to import the users from sendmail server to Blueonyx.  I 
am trying to import their email and running into an error.  When I 
attempt to import /var/spool/mail it imports so far then I receive an 
error stating 'No space left on device'.  I am importing approx. 8gb of 
email, how can I increase the folder size without losing the data.  
Every option I know of for resizing could result in the loss of data.

Tom
On 7/20/2010 2:17 PM, trasor wrote:
> Thats where I am running into a problem.  A lot of the users (most) have
> passwords of 2 to 5 characters in length.  I am planning on sending a
> broadcast message to all the users, once migrated, to login and change
> there passwords to something more secure.  But till I have everything
> migrated...
>
>
> Tom
>
> On 7/20/2010 1:41 PM, Michael Stauber wrote:
>    
>> Hi Tom,
>>
>>
>>      
>>> Some of the passwords for the accounts will not pass the password
>>> check.  The passwords are too short or are dictionary words, etc.  Is
>>> there a way to bypass the password checking process temporarily.
>>>
>>>        
>> The password length and strenght checks only apply if you try to set or try to
>> change a password through the GUI.
>>
>> If you copy the passwords over by editing /etc/shadow, this shouldn't be an
>> issue, as the shorter passwords will still work.
>>
>> Alternatively you can set a short or weak password from the command line like
>> this:
>>
>> passwd username
>>
>> Then press return. It'll ask for the new password, which you can then enter
>> (you'll have to enter it twice). It may complain about short or weak
>> passwords, but unless the password is really short (like just 3-4 characters),
>> it'll go through.
>>
>>
>>      
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