XMCRYPT(8) System Manager's Manual XMCRYPT(8)NAME
XMCrypt - XMail password crypter
SYNOPSIS
XMCrypt password
DESCRIPTION
Encodes password for use in XMail configuration files to standard output.
SECURITY
It is possible and easy to get plain text password from encoded string.
SEE ALSO XMail(8).
March 12, 2002 XMCRYPT(8)
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MKUSERS(8) System Manager's Manual MKUSERS(8)NAME
MkUsers - Batch creating multiple XMail accounts
SYNOPSIS
MkUsers [options]
DESCRIPTION
This command line utility enable You to create user accounts structure by giving it a formatted list of users parameters or a formatted
text file. This utility can be also used to create a random number users, that is useful for me for testing the server performance.
OPTIONS -a numusers
Number of users to create in auto-mode.
-d domain
Domain name in auto-mode.
-f inputFile
Input file name {stdin}.
-u username
Radix user name in auto-mode.
-r rootdir
Mail root path {./}.
-s mboxsize
Mailbox maximum size {10000}.
-i useridbase
Base user id {1}.
-m Create Maildir boxes.
-h show help message.
USAGE
Input file format is
domain;username;password;real-name;homepage[NEWLINE]
where a character # as the very first one in a line is used to comment the entire line.
If a file mailusers.tab already exist in mail root path MkUsers exit without overwriting the existing copy. This protect You by accidental
overwriting of Your file when playing inside the real MAIL_ROOT directory. So if You want to setup the root directory ( -r ... ) as
MAIL_ROOT You must delete by hand the existing file. If You setup the root directory ( -r ... ) as MAIL_ROOT You MUST have XMail stopped
before running MkUsers. Existing files and directories will be not overwrited by MkUsers so You can keep Your users db into the formatted
text file ( or generate it by a database dump for example ) and run MkUsers to create the structure. Remeber that You've to add new domains
in domains.tab file by hand.
NOTES
MkUsers is intended as a bulk-mode utility, not to create single users coz for this need CtrlClnt ( or other GUI/Web configuration utili-
ties ) is better suited.
SEE ALSO CtrlClnt(1), XMail(8).
AUTHOR
XMail program was written by Davide Libenzi <davidel@xmailserver.org>. This manual page was written by Radim Kolar <hsn@cybermail.net>,
for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
March 12, 2002 MKUSERS(8)
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