Quoting Jan Schneider <[email protected]>:
> Michael has just added an http driver to Passwd.
ah wish I mentioned this sooner. Ours has been in service since summer 2003 or
so.
Didn't think about it until I had to port it for a test imp4 install.
bdm
>
> Zitat von [email protected]:
>
>> Is there any call for a vacation/forwards/etc driver that does it's
>> thing using
>> an http interface?
>> We have a very specific set up here and we ended up writing a driver
>> using curl
>> to post back to a web server what changes
>> we want made and I wrote some simple php scripts to parse the posts
>> and change
>> files on the server.
>> In our case it's .qmail files (I know there is a qmail driver, it
>> doesn't work
>> for a virtual user set up though as far as I can figure
>> it out) but you could obviously adjust your scripts to modify any files you
>> want.
>>
>> I'd have to clean up the code a bit to contribute it back to the
>> project, but I
>> don't know if anyone would even want it, so I'm asking here :)
>>
>> thanks,
>> bdm
>>
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