Aaron Stone wrote:
It's going to take another afternoon to work through the options code for
dbmail-users, but I finished mapping out the command line...
*** dbmail-users ***
Use this program to manage your DBMail users.
See the man page for more info. Modes of operation:
-a user add a user
-d user delete a user
-e user empty mailboxes for a user
-c user change details for a user
-l uspec list information for matching users
-x alias create an anonymous recipient alias (for external forwards)
Summary of options for all modes:
-n show the intended action but do not perform it
-w passwd specify user's password on the command line
-W [file] read from a file or prompt for a user's password
-p pwtype password type may be one of the following:
cleartext, crypt, md5-hash, md5-digest
-P [file] pull encrypted password from the shadow file
-i cid assign the user to a client
-q quota set the mail quota size in <bytes>B,
<kbytes>K, or <mbytes>M, default in bytes
-s alia.. add a list of recipient aliases
-S alia.. remove a list of recipient aliases
-t fwds.. add a list of deliver-to forwards
-T fwds.. remove a list of deliver-to forwards
-f file specify an alternative config file
-v show the version
-h show this help message
Thoughts, comments, questions?
perhaps -W should be default?
If so, it should give feedback on what ir's going to do: For which user
is the password, and what kind of encryption is it going to use for the
password.
perhaps an 'interactive' option would be nice, just like 'rm -i', which
asks gives feedback on the action:
About to remove user foo
Is this correct? [y/N]:
Using -i for this option would be best I guess (I see it's already taken
in your scheme)
Ilja
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