[vchkpw] vpopmail + mysql. Basic question.

2003-02-26 Thread Cristiano
Sorry for the basic question but i can't figure how they work together.

If i add a vpopmail user ( ~vpopmail/bin/vadduser [EMAIL PROTECTED] ), it will 
saved in mysql db. All right.

But if i add a mysql record will it added to vpopmail users?
What's about fields like pw_passwd?

Tnx in advance.

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cris



Re: [vchkpw] vpopmail + mysql. Basic question.

2003-02-26 Thread Brian Kolaci

using vadduser not only adds the row to the table, but
creates the directory structure for vdelivermail to put
mail into.  It also encrypts the password field.  So
you should either use the vadduser program or the vpopmail
vadduser() API routine.

Brian

   Sorry for the basic question but i can't figure how they work together.
   
   If i add a vpopmail user ( ~vpopmail/bin/vadduser [EMAIL PROTECTED] ), it will 
   saved in mysql db. All right.
   
   But if i add a mysql record will it added to vpopmail users?
   What's about fields like pw_passwd?
   
   Tnx in advance.
   
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   cris
   




Re: [vchkpw] vpopmail + mysql. Basic question.

2003-02-26 Thread Justin Heesemann
On Wednesday 26 February 2003 17:33, Brian Kolaci wrote:
 using vadduser not only adds the row to the table, but
 creates the directory structure for vdelivermail to put
 mail into.  It also encrypts the password field.  So
 you should either use the vadduser program or the vpopmail
 vadduser() API routine.

well.. not really. vchkpw for example creates the maildir, if it's missing, 
and so does vdelivermail.
so if you just want to _create_ users by adding them to the mysql table, this 
is just fine.

just if you want to delete the users thas way, it will keep their Maildirs in 
place.


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Re: [vchkpw] vpopmail + mysql. Basic question.

2003-02-26 Thread Justin Heesemann
On Wednesday 26 February 2003 22:29, Justin Heesemann wrote:
 On Wednesday 26 February 2003 17:33, Brian Kolaci wrote:
  using vadduser not only adds the row to the table, but
  creates the directory structure for vdelivermail to put
  mail into.  It also encrypts the password field.  So
  you should either use the vadduser program or the vpopmail
  vadduser() API routine.

 well.. not really. vchkpw for example creates the maildir, if it's missing,
 and so does vdelivermail.
 so if you just want to _create_ users by adding them to the mysql table,
 this is just fine.

 just if you want to delete the users thas way, it will keep their Maildirs
 in place.

add: i don't know, when this was introduced.. i'm speaking of 5.3.18 here (but 
i think this was already in some earlier versions)

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Re: [vchkpw] vpopmail + mysql. Basic question.

2003-02-26 Thread Brian Kolaci

   On Wednesday 26 February 2003 17:33, Brian Kolaci wrote:
using vadduser not only adds the row to the table, but
creates the directory structure for vdelivermail to put
mail into.  It also encrypts the password field.  So
you should either use the vadduser program or the vpopmail
vadduser() API routine.
   
   well.. not really. vchkpw for example creates the maildir, if it's missing, 
   and so does vdelivermail.
   so if you just want to _create_ users by adding them to the mysql table, 
this 
   is just fine.
   
   just if you want to delete the users thas way, it will keep their Maildirs 
in 
   place.

Didn't know the recovery code was there.  That's great.
I've had instances in my old version where it wouldn't deliver
mail because the maildir was missing, but now that I think about it,
I haven't seen that problem for awhile.

Thanks,

Brian