Hi [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
Thanks for your comments, but I don't know if I explained myself right,
although I'd love alternate ideas for dealing with our complicated needs:
To start off with we have a database full of users, including say "mark".
Mark connects through to pop3.ispa.co.nz and is us
Actually, I think a much better way of doing this is to give DBMail a few
'keywords' that can be used in configurable auth queries.
[AUTH]
auth_user_exists = SELECT name AS %user_name%, uid AS %user_idnr% FROM
radius.usernames WHERE name = %auth_user_name% AND ipaddr = %auth_ip_address%
Something
> Actually, I think a much better way of doing this is to give
> DBMail a few 'keywords' that can be used in configurable auth queries.
Absolutely -- this is exactly what I had in mind. I only thing the queries
that relate to determining a user's user_idnr are the ones that need to be
customizabl
