I'm a bit of a novice at this myself, but
a) You shouldn't need to restart sendmail after altering the
virtusertable
b) If you want a web interface for your users, I would think a simple
perl script would suffice to allow them to amend their virtual domain
aliases and then execute the makemap routine to rebuild the database.
If your users have telnet/ssh access to the box, then a shell script
would be easier.
But then of course you would have to consider how to stop your users
modifying lines other than those relating to their own virtual domains -
if everyone has write permissions to virtusertable, they can just go in
and divert other people's mail to themselves, accidentally or otherwise.
Peter Rose
London UK
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<3(_dot_)0(_dot_)3(_dot_)32(_dot_)20020522055946(_dot_)030b698c(_at_)pop3(_dot_)hank(_dot_)org>,
Bill
Moseley <moseley(_at_)hank(_dot_)org> writes
This is a bit off topic, but any suggestions how to best setup to allow
user "foo" to rewrite the virtuseratble, rebuild the hash and restart
sendmail?
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