Quoth Dave C. on Sat, May 06, 2000: > Dragons? Pshaw.. You should see my bash scripts (Er, actually you
> probably shouldnt ;)
Well, I sometimes write shell scripts of several hundreds of
lines. But in Exim configs, you usually don't see such stuff.
> Anyway, I had most of it figured out, except the match() and the
> exists() checks..
match takes a string to match and a Perl5-compatible regexp.
exists just checks for existance of the file.
> Exim will continue to rule, and all the people at the company we just
> took over will love us since we will be able to continue to offer them
> the same type of mail service they are used to, with better reliability
> that comes from not running on NT, and we wont have to worry about
> being an open relay while permitting them to send from foreign dialups.
> All I have to do is come up with a webbable interface for them to add
> users to those /path/to/domain/passwd file and we're all set!
I can't tell you much about webbable interfaces, but it should be
easy enough to input username and password and run crypt(3).
I'll send you some source by private mail.
> (And I did catch your second message about the crypteq being reversed -
> I probably would have figured it out eventually )
The reason is that I wrote it without using crypteq, and eq
doesn't care of the order of arguments.
