Thats correct - everything is in the access database.
You just have the domain entry in the registry, but all the users are only
in the access db.
A lot easier to administer also (checking your user list, passwords, etc
etc...)
What I have found though, and perhaps this is an issue, or maybe not, but if
you create a user in this domain using an insert into the Access database,
then the user gets created OK but he does not get inserted into the
registry. If however you add a user using IMAIL Administrator, then the
user gets inserted into the Access database AND he gets added into the
registry.
Strange.
mz
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Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 1999 5:07 PM
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Switching to ODBC Authentication
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From: Marcin Zastawny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I have just switched to Access and I love it.
>The grteat thing is that if You want to authenticate the creation of users,
>you dont even have to user adduser.exe - you can just create an ASP page
>that inserts the record into the Access database, and that then creates
your
>user.
Oo, quick question while you brought that up. Does that mean if you use
the database authentication for users, there are no Registry values to
consider when adding a user to the database?
Rob Cartaino
True Media, Inc.
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