I work around the former problem by changing all of the x_LOG_FILE #defines so that 
each set of logs has its own
(individually-securable) directory, e.g:

#define FILTC_LOG_FILE           "filtc" SYS_SLASH_STR "filtc"

(the distribution would have simply said, #define FILTC_LOG_FILE "filtc")

(filtc is something of my own; just using it as an example)

I haven't needed to get rid of the other issue tho, so can't help you there

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael Hauck
Sent: Saturday 29 November 2003 6:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [xmail] Remove password in pop3 log and CtrlClnt userlist command



Hi everyone!

I'm using XMail on my server and it runs very nicely. The only thing I 
don't like is the output of the unencrypted password in the pop3 log and 
when I use the userlist command in the CtrlClnt tool. I don't think the 
admin has to know user passwords. Is there an easy way to change this? I 
have had a look at the code but it's not very well documented (or I 
simply missed the documentation...). I tried editing the CTRLDo_userlist 
function but that didn't help.

Thanks!

mike

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