On Sun, 10 Aug 2003 17:29:37 -0400, "Sam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> The problem is that when a user logs in to tmda-cgi they log in as [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Using files like .qmail-user1:%(User)s in the parent directory works for user1 and 
> copies the files.

Ohhhhhh, *NOW* I finally understand what you are asking.  The problem
is *NOT* a matter of .qmail files at all.  What you need is [1] a way
for user1.bob to authenticate and [2] a way for the virtual user stub
to get the user's home directory information conveyed to tmda-cgi.

[1] You are going to need a script that can authenticate user1.bob,
user2.bob, etc. against bob's password.  No such script is supplied
with tmda-cgi, so you will either need to make one yourself or you
will need to contact someone who can.  This sounds to me like a very
rare need, so I don't see me adding this sort of thing to the standard
release of tmda-cgi.  Please see
http://tmda.sourceforge.net/tmda-cgi/commercial.html if you are
interested in having me write this code.

[2] The stub script would probably be simple, but it is going to
depend on where this sort of information is kept.  Is it in a
database?  Do you combine user1 & bob somehow to make a path?  Again,
see me if you want me to write this code for you.  I do not think
there is enough need to make it a standard addition to tmda-cgi.

Gre7g.
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