On Friday 24 July 2009, Sam Varshavchik wrote: > Dan Johansson writes: > > I have a setup with virtual E-Mail accounts with a MySQL backend. > > Now I want to make one account unavailable to the world (not accept new > > E-Mails, like the account never existed) but still be able to access the > > mail that is allready there via IMAP (the guy has quit but we still wants > > his mail available in his account). > > What would be the best way to accomplish this. > > You will have to define a custom SELECT query in authmysqlrc. Instead of > setting the individual fields, define MYSQL_SELECT_CLAUSE to the entire > SEELCT statement. Use the $(service) variable to return the account only > for the imap service, and not the courier service.
Thanks for the info, one more question though: Is the $(service) evaluated in
the MYSQL_WHERE_CLAUSE as well? I am thinking in the line of adding a field
to the password table, lets say 'still_here', and the set MYSQL_WHERE_CLAUSE
to something like "AND (still_here=1 OR $(service) IN ('imap', 'imaps'))"
If not, could you plase tell my the default SELECT query?
Regards,
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Dan Johansson, <http://www.dmj.nu>
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