Thanks for the information. Delivery works now as expected.
p.s.: I too like the patch that automatically creates the INBOX when a
message gets delivered (was sent later to the list). I created a trigger
for postgres that creates a new INBOX when a user is added to the database,
but that wont work for mysql and does not guarantee successful delivery.
--On Samstag, 06. September 2003 17:37 +0200 Paul Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Michael,
A quick read of dbauthmysql.c tells me:
/*
* auth_adduser()
*
* adds a new user to the database
* and adds a INBOX
* returns a useridnr on succes, -1 on failure
*/
And I'm pretty sure this is required for imap as well as pop3
Michael Kefeder wrote:
Hi List
I am working on DBmail integration to an existing usermanagement system
i run. I already store username, domain, password, quota and many other
things in that management system - what i did was dropping the aliases
and users table from the dbmail structure and created VIEWS that map my
existing info to something useful for dbmail.
I already succeeded in getting dbmail 1.1 to authenticate against my
existing md5sum passwords, and that my MTA (Exim) delivers mail.
But what i didn't manage to figure out was how the mailbox system works
for dbmail. The dbmail injector successfully delivered mail to my user
even though no mailbox existed. When i logged in using IMAP the client
showed no folders (surprise, surprise - there are no mailboxes). What i
want to know is - where, in its code, does dbmail create a default set
of mailboxes? And to which mailbox does dbmail deliver new mails by
default? With that information i can write a script that creates the
needed default mailboxes when i add a user to my management system (i
already do that for my old system, but there i create a default maildir
structure).
dbmail-adduser crashes with a segmentation fault (probably because i
created rules for my views to do nothing on insert, update and delete),
so i cannot use that tool (i guess that this program creates the
default mailboxes). Given enough time i will try to fix either
dbmail-adduser or create useful rules for my db-system ;)
I created a mailbox containing the test mails using direct sql commands
and it works, but before i create my own crazy standard i wanted to ask
the list ;)
thanks in advance for any hints
Mike
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