On Mon, Sep 20, 2004, Sam Varshavchik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can only see one possible drawback. Only the daemonized configuration will
now be possible. The non-daemonized version of the authentication library
will be removed. It is clear that the daemonized configuration is proven to
be
I'm planning to make the following structural changes. This is the only
chance for someone to talk me out of it.
Not wanting to miss my chance ;-)
Not sure if this is the appropriate time to consider a few issues or not - and maybe
they have been addressed elsewhere while I wasn't looking
On 9/20/2004 at 9:29 PM Sam Varshavchik wrote:
|...
|3. Installs:
| A) Various authdaemond builds, and the authdaemond startup script
| B) Configuration files
| C) Test binaries
| D) A small devel library that contains the authdaemon client code.
| Courier,
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
[snip]
The migration script will look for any existing configuration files in
any known directory used by older versions of Courier and SqWebMail.
Presently I know of the following directories that could possibly hold
old configuration files, on known platforms:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
[...]
Overview of the planned courier-authlib package:
1. Uses the existing configure options.
2. Uses standard FHS install paths.
3. Installs:
A) Various authdaemond builds, and the authdaemond startup script
B) Configuration files
C) Test
Alessandro Vesely writes:
I think authtest might also be good as a generic configuration tool
as it delivers name, home directory, uid and gid of a given user.
(Suppose a configure script takes an option like [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for installing some data and scripts into a user directory; e.g. a mail
I'm planning to make the following structural changes. This is the only
chance for someone to talk me out of it.
Right now, the authentication library, the authlib subdirectory, is present
in the courier, courier-imap, and sqwebmail source tarballs. It gets
separately compiled by all three
D) A small devel library that contains the authdaemon client code.
Courier, Courier-IMAP, and SqWebMail will link against this lib.
Is there any reason why maildrop could not use this lib? I have not taken the
time to look so slap me if you want. I just know that the auth lib
