RE: [vchkpw] Create account with SQL query

2005-02-17 Thread Jason Wilkinson
Tom Collins wrote: > On Feb 17, 2005, at 6:07 AM, Brad Pinkston wrote: >> I tried to reopen this old thread. Quick question about creating >> accounts with SQL queries. If you can create accounts using a PHP, >> PERL interface by using SQL queries, then it would be assumed that >> you will also r

Re: [vchkpw] Create account with SQL query

2005-02-17 Thread Tom Collins
On Feb 17, 2005, at 6:07 AM, Brad Pinkston wrote: I tried to reopen this old thread. Quick question about creating accounts with SQL queries. If you can create accounts using a PHP, PERL interface by using SQL queries, then it would be assumed that you will also remove accounts using this meth

[vchkpw] Create account with SQL query

2005-02-17 Thread Brad Pinkston
I tried to reopen this old thread. Quick question about creating accounts with SQL queries. If you can create accounts using a PHP, PERL interface by using SQL queries, then it would be assumed that you will also remove accounts using this method. By removing a user's record will vpopmail so

Re: [vchkpw] Create account with SQL query

2004-11-05 Thread Michael Bowe
  - Original Message - From: Brad Pinkston Can an account be created by inserting username and crypted password directly into the database?  Yes Basically, will vpopmail create the pw_dir field entry, then set and create the actual directory according to the

Re: [vchkpw] Create account with SQL query

2004-11-05 Thread Ken Jones
On Friday 05 November 2004 04:33 pm, Brad Pinkston wrote: > Can an account be created by inserting username and crypted password > directly into the database? Basically, will vpopmail create the pw_dir > field entry, then set and create the actual directory according to the > directory structure?

[vchkpw] Create account with SQL query

2004-11-05 Thread Brad Pinkston
Can an account be created by inserting username and crypted password directly into the database?  Basically, will vpopmail create the pw_dir field entry, then set and create the actual directory according to the directory structure?    We'd like to create a custom user management interface