John Simpson wrote: > On 2006-03-27, at 1304, Robin Bowes wrote: >> John, >> >> Can this be modified to pass parameters to the program/script? For >> example, the action that has just occurred, plus any data associated >> with that action? e.g. "onchange useradd [EMAIL PROTECTED]" > > > i guess it's not impossible... i hadn't thought of doing that, but it > shouldn't be hard. >
Nice - just what I had in mind. >> Also, have you tried this with vqadmin/qmailadmin? The reason I mention >> this is that I'm having a bugger of a job getting my code that >> implements skel dirs to work with vqadmin - it works fine from the >> command line (as root) but I get a permission denied error when >> executing from vqadmin. > > > i've tried it with qmailadmin, and i've tried it with the command line > tools, and i've tried it from a vpopmaild service. all seem to trigger > the script when they should. however you couldn't pay me to use vqadmin > in its current form (nothing personal, i understand you guys are > working on other things- and to be honest i'm happier adding and > removing domains with the command line tools any way.) Me too, but I've got a customer who uses it so it has to work (in the absence of any other way to add new domains from a web interface. I'll try your patch and see if it works for me with vqadmin. Thanks for doing this. > http://qmail.jms1.net/vpopmaild.shtml shows a clearer example of how to > run vpopmaild under daemontools, by the way. Clearer than what? I just use: #!/bin/sh # # vpopmaild - used by qpsmtpd auth_vpopmaild plugin for authentication # with vpopmail. HOST=127.0.0.1 PORT=89 VPOPMAILD=/var/vpopmail/bin/vpopmaild exec /usr/local/bin/tcpserver \ -vHRD \ $HOST \ $PORT \ $VPOPMAILD \ 2>&1 One of these days I'll get round to using envdir ... :) R.
