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Subject: cyrus autocreate patch
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 12:24:47 -0700
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Hi,

I'm new to ISPMan and the list=2E I'm just starting to familiarize
myself with the code=2E My PERL is also a bit rusty but it's starting
to come back to me (slowly but surely)=2E I've implemented Daniele
Paolucci's patches to implement cyrus virtddomains plus one of my own
for Postfix routing=2E I also wanted to implement the UOA autocreate
patch for cyrus so I could specify a default list of mailbox folders=2E=20=


At the moment, the folders are not created when I used ISPMan to
create a new account=2E There are a couple ways I think I can fix this=2E
One is to abandon the autocreate patch and just have ISPMAN addUser
function in ISPMan=2Epm create the sub-folders as new processes=2E But,
I'm not so keen on this approach=2E It would be too hard to account for
all the different types of prefixes and delimiters that can be used=2E=20

Alternatively, I could continue to use the auto create patch by
changing the processes called=2E Instead of calling the createMailbox
and setMailboxQuota, I  think I could add a process which logs in as
the new user and then call the setMailboxQuota=2E I like this later
approach=2E I believe I could make it backwards compatible if I added
another configuration variable=2E Something like "useCyrusAutoCreate"=2E
If the variable is not set, then in does what it does now (create
mailbox, set quota)=2E If it is set, it calls login and set quota=2E

Before I head down this road, I just wanted to get any feedback and
to hear if anyone else would be interested in this functionality=2E I
would also like to keep my installation compatible with a ISPMan
branch as much as possible=2E=20

Cheers,
Paul=20



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