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I've added the vmoduserflags binary to 5.5. It handles what people were
looking for
in regards to toggling of settings in a user's bitfield.
Here it is in use:
# ./vmoduserflags
Usage: ./vmoduserflags <email> [<+|-><option>]
Options:
chpass pop webmail imap bounce
relay dialup user0 user1 user2
user3 smtp domadmin domquota spam
sysadmin expert maildrop
# ./vmoduserflags [email protected]
[email protected]:
+chpass +pop +webmail +imap -bounce
+relay +dialup -user0 -user1 -user2
-user3 +smtp -domadmin +domquota +spam
-sysadmin -expert +maildrop
# ./vmoduserflags [email protected] -chpass
Changing: -chpass
[email protected]:
-chpass +pop +webmail +imap -bounce
+relay +dialup -user0 -user1 -user2
-user3 +smtp -domadmin +domquota +spam
-sysadmin -expert +maildrop
# ./vmoduserflags [email protected] +chpass +expert -relay
Changing: +chpass -relay +expert
[email protected]:
+chpass +pop +webmail +imap -bounce
-relay +dialup -user0 -user1 -user2
-user3 +smtp -domadmin +domquota +spam
-sysadmin +expert +maildrop
So, there you have it.
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Software developer Systems technician
Inter7 Internet Technologies, Inc. (815)776-9465
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