checkpassword_debug is a small tool to aid in the debugging of checkpassword
like tools. checkpassword_debug will try to call a checkpassword tool, and as
argument give itself.

checkpassword_debug [-h] [-v] [-u user] [-g group] [-l login] [-p password]
  [-d] [-c checkpassword] [-R ip ] [-L port] [-C]

-h           displays short help text
-v           increases the verbosity (can be used multiple times)
-u user      switch to user before executing checkpassword
-g group     switct to group before executing checkpassword
-l login     give login to checkpassword as username
-p password  give password to checkpassword as password
-d           do not exit - useful for debugging checkpassword
-c checkpwd  uses checkpwd as checkpassword tool
-R ip        give ip to checkpassword as remote ip
-L port      give port to checkpassword as the local port
-C           (used internally for marking callbacks!)

checkpassword_debug can be used in many different ways, but primary two setups:

1. shell -> checkpassword_debug -> checkpassword (->) checkpassword_debug
2. telnet -> tcpserver -> checkpassword -> checkpassword_debug


Examples for setup 1:

# checkpassword_debug -l test@example.com -p TESTPW -u 89 -g 89

$ checkpassword_debug -l test@example.com

# checkpassword_debug -v -c /usr/src/vpopdev/vchkpw -l test@example.com

# checkpassword_debug -c /bin/checkpassword -l normaluser


Example for setup 2:

$ tcpserver 0.0.0.0 1100 qmail-popup host.na.me vchkpw checkpassword_debug -C

- and telnet to port 1100.

Enjoy!

The cistron_radius.tar.gz has patches that
make the Cistron Radius server authenticate against
vpopmail libraries.

Please unpack the file and read the contents for more information.

Author: "Abdul Rehman Gani" <abdulg@eastcoast.co.za>

Installing Erwin Hoffmann's SMTP AUTH patch to qmail-smtpd:

Change into your qmail/netqmail source directory.
Untar the qmail-smtpd-auth archive.
call `./install_auth.sh`
run `make`
run `make setup`

Latest version can be found at:  http://www.fehcom.de/qmail/smtpauth.html

vcdir converts a .dir_control file into a mysql dir_control table.

Compile line example for gnu/linux:

Compile:
gcc -I.. -I/usr/include/mysql -g -O2 -Wall -c vcdir.c

Link:
gcc -g -O2 -Wall -o vcdir vcdir.o ../libvpopmail.a -L/usr/lib/mysql -lmysqlclient -lz -lnsl -lcrypt -lm


Example on how to use it:

./vcdir domainname.com

In the above example vcdir converted a domain named "domainname.com"


To check if it worked, use the mysql command line interface.

mysql -uroot -p
<enter your root password>
use vpopmail;
select * from dir_control where domain = "domainname.com";

It should show data. The second column is the current number
of users on your system.

So it's basically just the converse of vpassgen,
with an added directory checking test and another line to echo the
output to stdout or a file so you can go back through and check that
everything got put in the right places. It might be a good idea to
comment out the actual cp line and do a trial run before you use this
on a working system since its not a very 'sophisticated' script and i
just wrote it to work with my setup. But if it saves someone the
few minutes it takes to figure it out, i guess its worth it :)

Cheers,
Sailin
HomerNet

Sequential Logic
VLOG Support Webpages
Compiled by: Richard A. Secor (rsecor@seqlogic.com)
2001-12-13 (Updated: 2002-01-15)
---------------------------------------------------

This is small group of PHP Scripts you can use to view the information.
(If anyone has any ideas for more features let me know.)

global.php
index.php
lastauth.php
license.php
pop3.php
smtp-relay.php

Just edit global.php and enter the correct database information.
You may want to password protect the directory containing these scripts.

Subject:
        Shell script to regenerate vpasswd file
   Date:
        Wed, 13 Dec 2000 14:56:49 -0800
   From:
        "Sailin Nelson" <scn@homernet.net>
    To:
        <vchkpw@inter7.com>




Just in case any of you find yourself in the frustrating situation I was
in a few weeks ago where your vpasswd file gets narfled and for one
reason another you dont have a current backup or your backup is corrupt,
I'm attaching a really basic script (the first real shell script I've
ever written, so excuse any glaring flaws) that walks through the directory
structure and makes vpasswd entrys. You will of course need to change the
users passwords as they call and complain :) Also, if anyones interested
I wrote another script that will the backup directory generated
by this script and restore it to the appropriate user directorys and
subdirectorys (0,1,2 etc) which is nice if your setting up a new
vpopmail setup and dont want to bring over your existing cluttered
directory structure. I will post that if anyone requests it. Hope this
helps someone out.

Cheers,
Sailin Nelson
HomerNet