Re: [vchkpw] vpopmaild - return from login, and others
On Monday 05 April 2004 11:09 pm, Rick Widmer wrote:
When I login, the following information is returned:
vpopmail_dir /mail
uid 77
gid 72
name postmaster
comment Postmaster
quota NOQUOTA
dir /mail/domains/test.com/postmaster
encrypted_password $1$zkJe.3SH$7HOl1RbwfKcibL67iXjsh/
clear_text_password password
domain_admin_privleges
system_admin_privleges
Everything except *_privleges is a name-value pair with a space
separator. It might be handy to add space 1 to each of the bitmap
fields that can appear here. Like this:
domain_admin_privleges 1
system_admin_privleges 1
Excellent idea. I'll put this in.
That way if I pass the whole list through a function that explodes on
the space, then packs the name value pairs into an (associaive) array
these entries will be 'true' to PHP. [1] Without the 1, I have to
identify them and handle them as special cases.
I don't know if this is a good idea or not, but it might be handy if you
always listed all of the bitmap value names with a 0 or 1. That allows
for the possibility of generating the PHP fields from the list of bitmap
values returned.
I like this idea too. The only downsize I see is the extra lines of
information that are default values. The upside is the client does
not need to preset their array with suspect default values, causing
disagreement on values.
no_password_change 0
no_pop 0
no_webmail 0
no_imap 0
bounce_mail 0
no_relay 0
no_dialup 0
user_flag_0 0
user_flag_1 0
user_flag_2 0
user_flag_3 0
no_smpt 0
domain_admin_privleges 1
override_domain_limits 0
no_spamassasin 0
delete_spam 0
system_admin_privleges 0
Would anyone use that information?
Rick
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[1] This code:
while( list( , $Line ) = each( $ReturnedLines )) {
list( $Name, $Value ) = explode( ' ', $Line );
$LoginUser[ $Name ] = $Value;
}
turns the entry listed above into the following PHP array:
LoginUser = array(
'vpopmail_dir' = '/mail',
'uid'= '77
'gid'= '72
'name' = 'postmaster
'comment'= 'Postmaster
'quota' = 'NOQUOTA
'dir'= '/mail/domains/test.com/postmaster
'encrypted_password' = '$1$zkJe.3SH$7HOl1RbwfKcibL67iXjsh/
'clear_text_password'= 'password',
'domain_admin_privleges' = '',
'system_admin_privleges' = '',
);
Re: [vchkpw] vpopmaild - return from login, and others
- Original Message -
From: Rick Widmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 6:09 AM
Subject: [vchkpw] vpopmaild - return from login, and others
When I login, the following information is returned:
vpopmail_dir /mail
uid 77
gid 72
name postmaster
comment Postmaster
quota NOQUOTA
dir /mail/domains/test.com/postmaster
encrypted_password $1$zkJe.3SH$7HOl1RbwfKcibL67iXjsh/
clear_text_password password
domain_admin_privleges
system_admin_privleges
Everything except *_privleges is a name-value pair with a space
separator. It might be handy to add space 1 to each of the bitmap
fields that can appear here. Like this:
domain_admin_privleges 1
system_admin_privleges 1
That way if I pass the whole list through a function that explodes on
the space, then packs the name value pairs into an (associaive) array
these entries will be 'true' to PHP. [1] Without the 1, I have to
identify them and handle them as special cases.
I don't know if this is a good idea or not, but it might be handy if you
always listed all of the bitmap value names with a 0 or 1. That allows
for the possibility of generating the PHP fields from the list of bitmap
values returned.
no_password_change 0
no_pop 0
no_webmail 0
no_imap 0
bounce_mail 0
no_relay 0
no_dialup 0
user_flag_0 0
user_flag_1 0
user_flag_2 0
user_flag_3 0
no_smpt 0
domain_admin_privleges 1
override_domain_limits 0
no_spamassasin 0
delete_spam 0
system_admin_privleges 0
Would anyone use that information?
Rick
--
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[1] This code:
while( list( , $Line ) = each( $ReturnedLines )) {
list( $Name, $Value ) = explode( ' ', $Line );
$LoginUser[ $Name ] = $Value;
}
turns the entry listed above into the following PHP array:
LoginUser = array(
'vpopmail_dir' = '/mail',
'uid'= '77
'gid'= '72
'name' = 'postmaster
'comment'= 'Postmaster
'quota' = 'NOQUOTA
'dir'= '/mail/domains/test.com/postmaster
'encrypted_password' = '$1$zkJe.3SH$7HOl1RbwfKcibL67iXjsh/
'clear_text_password'= 'password',
'domain_admin_privleges' = '',
'system_admin_privleges' = '',
);
anyway if you check like:
if($LoginUser['system_admin_privileges']) {
.
}
it doesnt quote matter if it is set to 0 or not set.
Solt
[vchkpw] vpopmaild - return from login, and others
When I login, the following information is returned:
vpopmail_dir /mail
uid 77
gid 72
name postmaster
comment Postmaster
quota NOQUOTA
dir /mail/domains/test.com/postmaster
encrypted_password $1$zkJe.3SH$7HOl1RbwfKcibL67iXjsh/
clear_text_password password
domain_admin_privleges
system_admin_privleges
Everything except *_privleges is a name-value pair with a space
separator. It might be handy to add space 1 to each of the bitmap
fields that can appear here. Like this:
domain_admin_privleges 1
system_admin_privleges 1
That way if I pass the whole list through a function that explodes on
the space, then packs the name value pairs into an (associaive) array
these entries will be 'true' to PHP. [1] Without the 1, I have to
identify them and handle them as special cases.
I don't know if this is a good idea or not, but it might be handy if you
always listed all of the bitmap value names with a 0 or 1. That allows
for the possibility of generating the PHP fields from the list of bitmap
values returned.
no_password_change 0
no_pop 0
no_webmail 0
no_imap 0
bounce_mail 0
no_relay 0
no_dialup 0
user_flag_0 0
user_flag_1 0
user_flag_2 0
user_flag_3 0
no_smpt 0
domain_admin_privleges 1
override_domain_limits 0
no_spamassasin 0
delete_spam 0
system_admin_privleges 0
Would anyone use that information?
Rick
---
[1] This code:
while( list( , $Line ) = each( $ReturnedLines )) {
list( $Name, $Value ) = explode( ' ', $Line );
$LoginUser[ $Name ] = $Value;
}
turns the entry listed above into the following PHP array:
LoginUser = array(
'vpopmail_dir' = '/mail',
'uid'= '77
'gid'= '72
'name' = 'postmaster
'comment'= 'Postmaster
'quota' = 'NOQUOTA
'dir'= '/mail/domains/test.com/postmaster
'encrypted_password' = '$1$zkJe.3SH$7HOl1RbwfKcibL67iXjsh/
'clear_text_password'= 'password',
'domain_admin_privleges' = '',
'system_admin_privleges' = '',
);
