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-vauthenticate - Authenticate a virtual user - -
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-vauthenticate reads a domain name, user name, and pass phrase from standard input, and -authenticates the virtual user. If authentication is successful, it prints -out information about the virtual user on stdout - -
-The domain name, user name, and pass phrase are passed to -vauthenticate on standard input each seperated by a NUL byte. - -
-The output consists of a series of lines containing an identifier, an equal -sign, and the data for that identifier, terminated by a newline. The -identifiers are: - -
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+vauthenticate - Authenticate a virtual user
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+vauthenticate
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+vauthenticate reads a domain name, user name, and pass phrase from +standard input, and authenticates the virtual user. If authentication +is successful, it prints out information about the virtual user on +stdout
+The domain name, user name, and pass phrase are passed to +vauthenticate on standard input each seperated by a NUL byte.
+The output consists of a series of lines containing an identifier, an +equal sign, and the data for that identifier, terminated by a newline. +The identifiers are:
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HOME.
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+None
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+Returns 0 if authentication succeeds, and non-zero otherwise.
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+vmailmgr(7)
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+Although the output from vauthenticate appears to be suitable for +using as shell input, care must be taken to escape characters that +would cause the shell to misbehave, such as semicolons.
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+This program will not authenticate non-virtual users.
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+Bruce Guenter <bruceg@em.ca>
--The virtual user's mailbox directory, relative to HOME. - -
-The virtual user's name. - -
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-Returns 0 if authentication succeeds, and non-zero otherwise. + -
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-vmailmgr(7)
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-Although the output from vauthenticate appears to be suitable for using as shell input, care must be taken to -escape characters that would cause the shell to misbehave, such as -semicolons. - -
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-This program will not authenticate non-virtual users. - -
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-Bruce Guenter <bruceg@em.ca> - - - +