hi all
I've asked before but had no reply.
I'm using redhat7/qmail/tmda-1.1.9/tmda-cgi-0.15/vmailmgr-0.96.9
I'm having issues with tmda-cgi not handling usernames with a dot (.)
i use tmda without tmda-cgi with usernames with dots, no issues
but since installing tmda-cgi for one of our virtual domains, the
usersname with "." fail with the below error...
any suggestions would be appreciated.
----error below----
A problem occurred in a Python script. Here is the sequence of
function calls leading up to the error, in the order they occurred.
/home/mydomain/tmda-cgi/tmda-cgi.py
115 try:
116 try:
117 PVars = Session.Session(Form)
118 CgiUtil.ErrTemplate = "error.html"
119 except CgiUtil.NotInstalled, (ErrStr, PVars):
PVars undefined, Session = <module 'Session' from
'/home/mydomain/tmda-cgi/Session.pyc'>, Session.Session = <class
Session.Session>, Form = FieldStorage(None, None,
[MiniFieldStorage('user... 'mypassword'), MiniFieldStorage('cmd',
'init')])
/home/mydomain/tmda-cgi-0.15/Session.py in
__init__(self=<Session.Session instance>, Form=FieldStorage(None,
None, [MiniFieldStorage('user... 'mypassword'),
MiniFieldStorage('cmd', 'init')]))
418 return
419 # When getuserparams returns a UID of 0 or 1, assume it is a
virtual user
420 if int(self.Vars["UID"]) < 2:
421 PasswordRecord = pwd.getpwnam(os.environ["TMDA_VUSER"])
422 self.Vars["UID"] = PasswordRecord[2]
builtin int = <type 'int'>, self = <Session.Session instance>,
self.Vars = {'GID': '536', 'HOME': '/home/mydomain/users/d', 'IP':
'129.xxx.xxx.xxx', 'NAME': None, 'UID': 'kavadas', 'User':
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'}
ValueError: invalid literal for int(): kavadas
args = ('invalid literal for int(): kavadas',)
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