On 27.8.2012, at 16.47, Alano Conraz wrote: > struct mail_user->username has it. How you get to struct mail_user depends on > where you want to access it from. Note that each process is capable of > handling multiple different users (although it's not commonly done). > > i'm not sure to understand the last part. mail_user->username is a char *, > right ? What is the content of the string if there is multiple users ? > Thanks for your answer btw.
Each user has a separate struct mail_user. I was mainly trying to say that that's the reason for why there's no global variable or such where you can get access to the username.
