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83 lines
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SQL Autentication Settings
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To configure MailZu to authenticate users against a PEAR compatible SQL
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database...
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// Set an authentication method: 'ldap','ad', or 'sql'
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$conf['auth']['serverType'] = 'sql';
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Set the type of database to authenticate to...
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/*** Database Authentication Settings ***/
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// Database type to be used by PEAR
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/* Options are:
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mysql -> MySQL
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pgsql -> PostgreSQL
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ibase -> InterBase
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msql -> Mini SQL
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mssql -> Microsoft SQL Server
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oci8 -> Oracle 7/8/8i
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odbc -> ODBC (Open Database Connectivity)
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sybase -> SyBase
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ifx -> Informix
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fbsql -> FrontBase
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*/
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$conf['auth']['dbType'] = 'mysql';
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Set the SQL host with optional port
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// Database host specification (hostname[:port])
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$conf['auth']['dbHostSpec'] = 'dbhost';
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Specify the credentials needed to access the database
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// Database user who can access the auth database
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$conf['auth']['dbUser'] = 'user';
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// Password for above user to auth database
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$conf['auth']['dbPass'] = 'pass';
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// Name for auth database
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$conf['auth']['dbName'] = 'dbname';
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// Name for auth table that contains usernames and passwords
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$conf['auth']['dbTable'] = 'dbtablename';
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// Name of the 'first name' or 'full name' field of the SQL table
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// If such a field does not exist, leave it blank
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$conf['auth']['dbTableName'] = 'givennamefield';
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Now we must set the login format.
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// Name of the Username field of the SQL table
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$conf['auth']['dbTableUsername'] = 'usernamefield';
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At the login page of MailZu, with this setting the user would use the value
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listed in the above field, which may or may not be the fully qualified email
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address.
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Now we must set the field for the password.
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// Name of the password field of the SQL table
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$conf['auth']['dbTablePassword'] = 'passwordfield';
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Is the password stored in the database the MD5 digest?
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// true = passwords are stored md5 encrypted in database
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// false = passwords are stored cleartext in database
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$conf['auth']['dbIsMd5'] = true;
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These two attributes are enough to be authenticated to the MailZu interface,
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but the third attribute is what determines which messages the authenticated
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user is permitted to view. This attribute is the final recipient address. It is
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the email address that amavisd-new reports as the envelope recipient.
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For example, if the login used was 'user', than there must be an attribute or
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field that determines the email address associated with this user. Even if the
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login was 'user@example.com' the third attribute may or may not be the same.
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The address might have been aliased to an internal address
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'user@internal.example.com'.
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// Name of the 'mail address' field of the SQL table
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$conf['auth']['dbTableMail'] = 'mailaddress';
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