php-general | 2001032
Date: 03/29/01
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To get this done I would use an Expect script, driven through CGI.
Mike
-----Original Message-----
From: KPortsmout <email protected> [mailto:KPortsmout <email protected>]
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 9:22 AM
To: php-general <email protected>
Subject: [PHP] Tough One
Hi,
Ok I have a real tough one here (well to me it is :-)
If I telnet into my server I can add a user by running the following
command...
/usr/sbin/cadduser -d www.domain.com -f users full name -u username -p
password -w emailaddress for forwarding
Which is great, but as I`m offering free email forwarding I could
potentially
get a lot of users, and that would be a lot of maintenance time. So I need
to
somehow incorporate the above into my signup scripts. Is this even
possible??
TIA
Ade
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