I was planning to use mysql to store users for authentication when I saw th=
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userauth feature of xmail. I wrote a little program to check the=20
authentication into a mysql table and placed the following file into=20
userauth/pop3 directory:
"userauth" "/var/MailRoot/bin/userauth" "userauth"
"@@DOMAIN" =
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"@@USER" "@@PASSWD"
It worked perfectly.
As I read into xmail documentation that this file can handle the functions=
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useradd, userdel, useredit and domaindrop, I implemented these functions in=
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my program and added the following lines into the file in userauth/pop3=20
directory:
"userauth" "/var/MailRoot/bin/userauth" "userauth"
"@@DOMAIN" =
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"@@USER" "@@PASSWD"
"useradd" "/var/MailRoot/bin/userauth" "userauth" "@@DOMAIN" =
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"@@USER" "@@PASSWD" "@@PATH"
"useredit" "/var/MailRoot/bin/userauth" "userauth" "@@DOMAIN" =
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"@@USER" "@@PASSWD" "@@PATH"
"userdel" "/var/MailRoot/bin/userauth" "userauth" "@@DOMAIN" =
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"@@USER"
"domaindrop" "/var/MailRoot/bin/userauth" "userauth" "@@DOMAIN"
(all spaces here are tabs in the file)
But now I discovered that xmail doesn't call my program when adding, deleti=
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or changing a user.
So, anyone could tell me what are those functions (useradd, useredit, userd=
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domaindrop) for, or how do they work?
Thanx,
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Helio Cavichiolo Jr
Analista de Sistemas
Altecnet Inform=E1tica Ltda
Tel. (19) 8137-6822
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