As a side note, Tucows will be releasing client code for Email Defense at the end of July that should be quite helpful. This client code will include full provisioning capabilities, plus email defense feature upgrade/downgrade, add/remove email defense users and cancellation functionality.
It will also allow you to 'hardcode' components of the order requirements in a configuration file (e.g., system user, contact info, user information, email defense user role, etc.) so that you can decide which information you want to gather from your customers and which information you want to be consistent across all customers. Also, it will allow you to feed data in from another application/data source. The interface will dynamically change based on what is hardcoded/fed in from another application so that you only ask your customers for the information you want from them. Release notes will follow next week. Bruce Bruce Dorland Product Manager Tucows 416 538 5481 -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Tom Brown Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 2:20 AM To: 'discuss-list' Subject: RE: howto delete email address from email defense? If you find the RWI2 to be a bit awkward, I posted a commandline interface in http://www.opensrs.org/archives/dev-list/0406/0007.html might be of some help. it's certainly not polished, but until the OpenSRS folks publish a better starting point (supposed to be soon), it works... and from code that works you can build whatever you want. Note that some versions (maybe all versions?) of the OpenSRS client code overwrite the TPP version of the request with their own. The OpenSRS recommended solution was to update the version in lib/OpenSRS/TPP_Client.pm e.g. #$VERSION = "TPP:0.1.0"; #$PROTOCOL_NAME = 'TPP'; #$PROTOCOL_VERSION = '1.1'; $VERSION = "TPP:0.1.4"; $PROTOCOL_NAME = 'TPP'; $PROTOCOL_VERSION = '1.4'; The -q flag will tell you what domains you have provisioned and give you their inventory numbers... which is core to doing anything else... the -i flag and a list of inventory numbers will actually dump the configured mailboxes for the given domains/inventory #s.... the -P and -D flags turn on and off (provision and delete) service for a domain, the -A and -R flags add and remove mailboxes... everything except the -P and -q flags requires the inventory number. The code is quite rough, but it does the job well enough to get started with. It should be as readable as perl with these horrible deep structures can be. FYI, when provisioning domains, the first mailbox is setup as the domain_admin with a fixed password (6yBLKe in the posted code) all others are end_users without passwords) anyhow, there it is, it works, flames to /dev/null. -Tom On Fri, 9 Jul 2004, Michael J Masin wrote: > Use the RWI2, find the service sold ID and use the Remove Users/Features > link. > > m2 > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Behalf Of JB > Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 4:03 PM > To: 'discuss-list' > Subject: howto delete email address from email defense? > > How do you delete a email account from the email defense service for a > domain? I could not find anything under the user tab in the portal > control panel. > > ~jb > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Put all your eggs in one basket and http://BareMetal.com/ | WATCH THAT BASKET! web hosting since '95 | - Mark Twain
