I'm using tmda-cgi 0.11 on a system with name-based virtual domains. If I go to the Address page, and attempt to generate e.g. a keyword address, leaving "use address" blank, tmda-cgi will use "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the ID I logged in with).
I tracked this down to tmda/TMDA/Address.py, class Address, function base, where the code says: return Defaults.USERNAME + '@' + Defaults.HOSTNAME This function is only called if None was passed into the address factory near the end of GenAddr.py in tmda-cgi. I think if virtual domains are configured into tmda-cgi, the ID used to log into the system should be passed down as the Base value (since this is the user ID passed to the virtual user info script). On thinking about this, on a system with IP-based virtual domains, I'm guessing tmda-cgi should somehow grab the actual domainname from the virtual user info script, cat this onto the end of the user ID used to login, and pass this into the address factory, so that works too... Either that, or the X-Primary-Address should be parsed out of the user's tmda config files. -- Stephen Warren, Software Engineer, Parama Networks, San Jose, CA [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wwwdotorg.org/ _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
