OK - here's whay I need to make it work for my Linuxconf compatible
authentication system. First - a question:
Will this work? I can find docs on "virtualfile.
auth virtualfile {
mechanisms = plain digest-md5
userdb = passwd-file /etc/vmail/passwd.%d
passdb = passwd-file /etc/vmail/shadow.%d
user = root
}
Then - since the dmain name selects the passwd file, if there were a
feature to make %n be us user instead of the whole email address then I
have what I need.
Password files are placed in the /etc/vmail directory as follows:
/etc/vmail/passwd.domain1
/etc/vmail/shadow.domain1
/etc/vmail/passwd.domain2
/etc/vmail/shadow.domain2
The password and shadow files are exactly the same format as the
/etc/password and /etc/shadow files. The user name within the files
would be the %n part of the email address passed to authenticate
with.
Basically the password file names are /etc/vmail/passwd.%d with the
user withing the file being %n.
marc:x:40000:12:Marc Perkel:/vhome/perkel.com/home/marc:/bin/false
test:x:40001:12::/vhome/perkel.com/home/test:/bin/false
dd:x:40002:12:Atia:/vhome/perkel.com/home/dd:/bin/false
test2:x:40003:12::/vhome/perkel.com/home/test2:/bin/false
Actually maybe it's passwd-file I want? Docs are confusing.
auth passwd {
userdb = passwd-file /etc/vmail/passwd.%d
passdb = passwd-file /etc/vmail/shadow.%d
}
Marc Perkel wrote:
> OK - here's whay I need to make it work for my Linuxconf compatible
> authentication system. First - a question:
>
> Will this work? I can find docs on "virtualfile.
>
> auth virtualfile {
> mechanisms = plain digest-md5
> userdb = passwd-file /etc/vmail/passwd.%d
> passdb = passwd-file /etc/vmail/shadow.%d
> user = root
> }
>
> Then - since the dmain name selects the passwd file, if there were a
> feature to make %n be us user instead of the whole email address then
> I have what I need.
>
> Password files are placed in the /etc/vmail directory as follows:
>
> /etc/vmail/passwd.domain1
> /etc/vmail/shadow.domain1
> /etc/vmail/passwd.domain2
> /etc/vmail/shadow.domain2
>
> The password and shadow files are exactly the same format as the
> /etc/password and /etc/shadow files. The user name within the files
> would be the %n part of the email address passed to authenticate
> with.
>
> Basically the password file names are /etc/vmail/passwd.%d with the
> user withing the file being %n.
>
> marc:x:40000:12:Marc Perkel:/vhome/perkel.com/home/marc:/bin/false
> test:x:40001:12::/vhome/perkel.com/home/test:/bin/false
> dd:x:40002:12:Atia:/vhome/perkel.com/home/dd:/bin/false
> test2:x:40003:12::/vhome/perkel.com/home/test2:/bin/false
>
>
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