You should post it on the Internet, that could be a useful script. Send
it my way :P
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm interested in that.
And also if you would agree if it were shipped with debian
I've got a PAM authentication script written in Perl, if you're
interested.
ïÈÉÔÉÎ òÕÓÌÁÎ wrote:
Hi Dustin!
I think it's possible with external pop3 auth.
You need to write script that first authenticate pop3 user with =
/etc/passwd
and if it fails, use CtrlClnt to authenticate with mailusers.tab .
External pop3 auth well described in xmail manual.
I use it to authenticate xmail users in samba domain.
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Subject: [xmail] Use both System and Nonsystem users?
Would it be possible for xmail to use both its internal
authentication=20
file and the /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow files to authenticate users. I
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would like all of my system users to have an email address and also
for=20
there to be non-system users under each of these, for example
joeblow # system user, able to log in, etc
- jimblow # These users can't log in, not on system, only in
xmail's=20
authentication
- janeblow #
What I have now is an xmail user that corresponds with each system user,
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but the passwords are not the same if only one is changed. It really=20
isn't a problem, I just wanted to know if there was a better way to
do=20
it. I have considered using sendmail, but I am not sure if it can do=20
both either.
Let me know if you think of anything
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