PSE-L(_at_)mail(_dot_)professional(_dot_)org writes:
At 19:52 2002-07-06 +0000, Lyn St George wrote:
I would like procmail to use password files which are kept
in /etc/virtual/<domain_name>/passwd, rather than /etc/passwd.
You'll need to change the source in the src/authenticate.c file to
do this. Changing the cgetpwnam() and cgetpwuid() routines should be
all you need to do. Actually, that depends on how you intend on telling
procmail what the domain of the user is. If you want to pass the domain
as part of the username on the command line, then you'll need to hack
auth_finduser() too, and possibly others. Good luck!
Procmail uses:
getspnam() (defined in /usr/include/shadow.h)
Actually, since procmail has no use for passwords, this functions
is not needed at all. (The call to getspnam() in src/authenticate.c
is inside #ifndef PROCMAIL/#endif. It's only there for use by other
programs written against the authenticate.h interface, of which cucipop
is the only one I know of. Indeed, cucipop drove the development of
the authenticate.h interface...)
getpwnam() (defined in /usr/include/pwd.h)
It also needs a getpwuid() lookalike for determining what the invoking
user is allowed to do and for when the -m option is used with an rcfile
in /etc/procmailrcs/
Philip Guenther
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