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From: Federico Barbieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Java Apache Mail Server <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 11:40 AM
Subject: Re: User manager


> > Christophe Marchal wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I try to use the remote manager with a TCP/IP connection (like the
> > conection to the POP server).
> > I know it is only in developpement step but I have some comment:
> >   - Could you please put a final . as the last line of the LISTUSERS
> > just like the POP3 command (list, top,...)
>
> I don't really love POP3 syntax but I'm open to suggestion.
> What about a "CONTUSERS" command to know how many users you have and so
> how many lines listusers will return?

Yes, I agree, it also work for me.
Or saying how many lines there are in the first line (title) of the list:
  Existing 3 accounts:
  user: john
  user: sam
  user: ross
I let you choose the best.

> >   - If I try to add a user which already existe, I have no error
> > message but it change the password. Why not, but how can I know if a
> > user already exist ?
> >     Should I have to do a listusers ? If I have thousand users it will
> > generate a lot of information which trave on my network, only tro try
> > the existance of ONE user.
>
> "verify [username] returning "YES/NO"?

I also have a problem to see if a command workes fine or not.
In POP protocol the result always start with +OK or -ERR, so it's easy to
know
if the command is correct or not. For the moment I test with the word in the
result line, but I don't know if they'll stay for ever or may be change.
You see what I mean ?

> >     I suggest an error message when someone try to add an existing
> > user, and a new function to change the password of a user.
>
> Ok
>
> >   - Could many people be connected to the remotemanager ? Why not ? Is
> > there any good reason ?
> >
>
> It create some sychronization problem like what if you're changing
> password to a user someone else is deleting. It's something like opening
> 2 POP3 session to the same user.
> This is something we can go trougth but I don't see the need.
> Can you please explain why you need that?

I don't need it for now....I think ;-)
Actually I have a intranet application which use James for the mailbox
management. But if I use it on Internet,
it'll append that two user try to create a new mailbox at the same time so
only one of two will succeed, or perhaps one should be more patient.
But I don't think it's a problem, I just was askinbg for my culture.


> I'll update the code tomorrow.

Thanks for the speed, I'm more patient as you think ;-)

Another question : Can someone explain me the way to make a new James
program from the source ?

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> > Christophe Marchal
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> Federico Barbieri
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