dovecot - Jul 2018 - Welcome plugin - user and domain vars?

Hi List,

I have multiple mail domains and depending on the domain name was 
looking for a way to pass the user and domain into a welcome.sh script. 
I looked at the quota script and saw of the 3 vars one of them is for 
the user.

BOUNDARY="$1"
USER="$2"
MSG=""

For the username - could we still reference USER="$2" in order to pass
the username in the welcome email or is this only supported with the 
quota plugin?

For the domain - how could one pass the 1st time login user's mail 
domain to the script? I looked at the welcome-plugin.c source, but 
didn't find anything that might reference a domain. Ideally I was hoping 
maybe something similar to the quota script could work..

  MSG=""
  if [[ "$DOMAIN" = "domain.net" ]]; then
     MSG="..."
  elif [[ "$DOMAIN" = "domain.com" ]]; then
     MSG="..."
  elif [[ "$DOMAIN" = "domain.me" ]]; then
     MSG="..."
  elif [[ "$DOMAIN" = "domain.email" ]]; then
     MSG="..."
  fi

Thanks for any suggestions.

Cheers,
Tony

On 31.07.2018 06:07, Tony wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I have multiple mail domains and depending on the domain name was
> looking for a way to pass the user and domain into a welcome.sh
> script. I looked at the quota script and saw of the 3 vars one of them
> is for the user.
>
> BOUNDARY="$1"
> USER="$2"
> MSG=""
>
> For the username - could we still reference USER="$2" in order to
pass
> the username in the welcome email or is this only supported with the
> quota plugin?
>
> For the domain - how could one pass the 1st time login user's mail
> domain to the script? I looked at the welcome-plugin.c source, but
> didn't find anything that might reference a domain. Ideally I was
> hoping maybe something similar to the quota script could work..
>
> ?MSG=""
> ?if [[ "$DOMAIN" = "domain.net" ]]; then
> ??? MSG="..."
> ?elif [[ "$DOMAIN" = "domain.com" ]]; then
> ??? MSG="..."
> ?elif [[ "$DOMAIN" = "domain.me" ]]; then
> ??? MSG="..."
> ?elif [[ "$DOMAIN" = "domain.email" ]]; then
> ??? MSG="..."
> ?fi
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
>
> Cheers,
> Tony
https://wiki.dovecot.org/Plugins/Welcome

You can use the 'welcome_script = welcome %u' to do this, by changing it
to 'welcome_script = welcome %u %Ld' or maybe 'welcome_script = %Ln
%Ln'?