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Installation and Upgrades / Regenerating Ebox configurations from the command line?
« on: August 27, 2010, 06:15:11 pm »
Hi All
I am running a server with Ebox 1.4. I need to customize the postfix configuration files to support certain features that are not possible with the Ebox interface.
Rather than edit the files under /etc/postfix I have edited the template files under /usr/share/ebox/stubs/mail/ so my customizations don't get overwritten every time a change is made via the ebox interface. (Actually I put my modified template files elsewhere and replaced the Ebox template files with a symlink. Then my modified templates do not get overwritten when Ebox is upgraded - just the symlinks).
With the modified template in place, I still have to force Ebox to regenerate it's configuration files. This I can do my making a trivial change in the Ebox interface and then saving the changes. But this is tedious every time I want to test a small change to my custom Postfix configuration.
My question: How can I force Ebox to regenerate the configuration files from the command line?
Thanks
I am running a server with Ebox 1.4. I need to customize the postfix configuration files to support certain features that are not possible with the Ebox interface.
Rather than edit the files under /etc/postfix I have edited the template files under /usr/share/ebox/stubs/mail/ so my customizations don't get overwritten every time a change is made via the ebox interface. (Actually I put my modified template files elsewhere and replaced the Ebox template files with a symlink. Then my modified templates do not get overwritten when Ebox is upgraded - just the symlinks).
With the modified template in place, I still have to force Ebox to regenerate it's configuration files. This I can do my making a trivial change in the Ebox interface and then saving the changes. But this is tedious every time I want to test a small change to my custom Postfix configuration.
My question: How can I force Ebox to regenerate the configuration files from the command line?
Thanks
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