I'm using IMail 5.06 on a Windows 2000 server, running
IIS 5.0 Web Server.
I've designed an ASP-driven set of scripts that lets me use
the adduser.exe utility to add or delete imail users from
the web. The scripts worked fine under Windows NT, but
after we migrated to Windows 2000, I discovered that I
couldn't delete users that had not been added via the web
page scripts.
For example, if I use the script to add a user called "fred"
to a host called "gj.net" the following command is called
from the web page:
\imail\adduser -h gj.net -u fred -n Fred -p dummy
This works everytime. If I then want to delete "fred", the
web page calls this:
\imail\adduser -kill -h gj.net -u fred
Again, this works as long as the user was added via the web
page.
However, if the user "fred" were added via the imail
administrator, rather than the web app, I can't delete him
via the web app.
I suspect this is some sort of permissions problem, but I
have tried switching permissions on the user directory, and
have even made the IIS process account a member of the
Administrators group. This hasn't worked. The problem
seems to be that the registry entry can't be deleted unless
it was originally created via the same (web) process.
Can you suggest any sort of fix that will allow me to use
adduser.exe to delete users via the web when the users were
not created via the web?
Thank You,
Scott Jones
REANet
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