Whoop.. I'm a dork. I miscounted columns, and assumed the SELECT in vmysql.c just grabbed them all.
It's working now :) (But if anyone is interested in more, or has any ideas on a better way to do it, let me know) Rick On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 09:48, Rick Romero wrote: > This is a first attempt at adding user-based "Service Levels" to my > setup in vpopmail. I run vpopmail with MySQL, and so far I'm just > trying to change what html templates are displayed by qmailadmin. > (basically, the same thing that's done for postmaster and quotas) > > I've attached two patches to vpopmail-5.3.18 and qmailadmin-1.12, and I > was hoping someone could help me :) > > It seems the default 'svclvl' of 0 is always used, and I'm not sure if > it's not pulled from MySQL, or if I've just done something wrong > somewhere else. > > A couple things to note: > 1. I'm not a programmer :) (What my look like good works from me, are > just modifications of other's works ;) > 2. I think it's best if I change that char's to int's, but I started > with char because I added the field in MySQL as a char. I haven't > gotten back to that part yet, afaics, it should work as is. > > I'm not sure about: > if ( row[8] != 0) strncpy(vpw.pw_svclvl, row[8],SMALL_BUFF); > in vmysql.c, row[8] should exist because I do have a clear password > (row[7]). > > > I haven't even thrown any basic printf's in there for debugging, so I am > REALLY at the beginning of trying to make this work.. (umm, where would > they end up? syslog?) > > So before I really start spending time on it, is anyone else interested > is this, and if so.. is there a better, more 'global' way of doing this? > I'm not very comfortable with assigning 'Service Levels' directly in the > qmailadmin code, but for my own uses it'll work just fine. > > And if anyone could comment on the patches, and what I did wrong, I'd > appreciate it :) > > I'm not on the qmailadmin list, so I didn't send this there.. I want to > make sure my vpopmail code looks right first :) > > Thanks > > Rick
