To me it appears as a ’erronius’ limitation brought on Imail by the Web interface people. I’m using the the “Imail database” and have move my account from an other mail-server system (MailMax) using scripts.

 

If you use the commandline to create/modify and handle you users – you’ll have no proble with Imail and 2 characters in the Userid or Alias – you can use (try) the following:

 

��������������������� Adduser.exe –h mydomain.com –u xx –p secret +web +active +info

 

It will create – without ANY error – an account for [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 

If you logon to view mail – it’ll work

If you send/receive mail – it’ll work

 

Any operation – not going true some validation routine – will work and I have this feeling that deep down in Imail 2 character (or even 1) is no problem.

 

Any good Idears ???

 

Flemming

 

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Emne: RE: [IMail Forum] Fw: Having USERID of 2 characters

 

We have a couple 2 character usernames, we use an external database and created them directly in there.  Strange things happen though with web based trying to view, or change them.

 

Trent

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of F. Aunel
Sent: September 18, 2002 2:00 AM
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Subject: [IMail Forum] Fw: Having USERID of 2 characters

I'm looking for a way to have "Imail webinterface" and "Imail Administrator" accept userid or alias of 2 characters length.

 

We are currently having user with email address of [EMAIL PROTECTED] - As we are migrating to Imail we need it to accept the 2 characters.

 

If we use the commandline interface (scripts) to create the account there are no problems. Commandline will accept 2 characters (even 1) as the userid.

 

Question:

            1. Have anyone circumventet this limitation

            2. Does ANYONE see any reason for this limitation ..

 

regards

Flemming Aunel

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