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Re: DOMAIN_AWARE_GETPWNAM
Oops, SiteConfig part was not right, sorry :-(
Index: SiteConfig.in
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RCS file: /cvsroot/zmailer/SiteConfig.in,v
retrieving revision 1.25
diff -u -r1.25 SiteConfig.in
--- SiteConfig.in 2003/08/28 23:51:26 1.25
+++ SiteConfig.in 2003/10/06 17:40:10
@@ -403,7 +403,7 @@
# scheduler completion of a message
#</DESC></VAR>
#SYSLOGFLG=SRT
-SYSLOGFLG=RT
+SYSLOGFLG=@SYSLOGFLG@
#<VAR><NAME>TRUSTEDUSER</NAME><DESC>
# Per default, ZMailer uses ``daemon'' userid when it wants to
@@ -464,4 +464,14 @@
# this file are NEVER reset. Gauges are managed as shadows
# of subsystem internal state.
#</DESC></VAR>
-SNMPSHAREDFILE=@POSTOFFICE@/.zmailer.SNMP.block
+SNMPSHAREDFILE=@SNMPSHAREDFILE@
+
+#<VAR><NAME>DOMAIN_AWARE_GETPWNAM</NAME><DESC>
+# Define this to "1" if you use (replacement) getpwnam()
+# that handles username together with domain.
+# This is a convenient way to support virtual domains: users
+# in different domains automatically have different userids,
+# different homes etc. Actually, this often can be arranged
+# even within standard /etc/passwd model, at least on Linux.
+#</DESC></VAR>
+DOMAIN_AWARE_GETPWNAM=@DOMAIN_AWARE_GETPWNAM@
-
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