W liście z sob, 08-03-2003, godz. 04:22, Dale Woolridge pisze: 
> | You can find a small program that does something similar in the Contrib
> | section (http://www.bincimap.andreas.hanssen.name/bincimap-contrib.html)
> 
>     This is somewhat useful, within limits, but I think it would be
>     much better to have the existing bincimap-uidpwd program use the
>     MAILDIR environment variable when present.
I couldn't agree more. When I decided to switch from Courier, I had to
solve this quickly, but a more general approach would of course be
better.
> | I attach a native vmailmgr authenticator for binc-imap. Put it into the
> | authenticate/ dir in your vmailmgr source tree, and apply the patch for
> | Makefile.am (patch -p1 < Makefile.diff in vmailmgr-0.96.9/), then
> | recompile.
> | It has same features as checkvpw, see the source code for details.
> | Remember to set Maildir path to "" in your bincimap.conf. This code will
> | also take care of real, system users (exactly as checkvpw does).
> 
>     While I appreciate your efforts, I was looking for a config-based
>     solution within vmailmgr.  The difficulty is not in writing an
>     authenticator (for either), but having both work in such a way
>     that neither requires patching.  More importantly, I'd like to
>     see BincIMAP, vmailmgr, or both to have changes such that they
>     work without these kinds of patches.
This is not a patch, actually. It is an external program, but it uses
vmailmgr libraries, so it has to live inside vmailmgr's source tree. The
patch for Makefile.am is just for user's comfort - you could also
compile bincimap-auth-vmailmgr by hand. I wrote three emails to Bruce
Guenter in my life; none of them received a response; that's why I'm not
trying to make this authenticator become a part of vmailmgr anymore.
>   Other than checkvpw's
>     "requirement" of having a maildir-like argument (and rewriting
>     it), I'd say it works as it should.
The whole rewriting thing is simply broken; I've sent Bruce Guenter a
trivial patch, changing checkvpw to work as documented in it's manpage,
but received no reply.

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Marek Gutkowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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