-
-vrehash - Reorganize users directory\n`` ''Renames user directories in a -virtual domain to match the current\n`` ''partitioning scheme - -
-
-vrehash - - - -
-
-This program is designed to be run after the sysadmin has changed the
-user-dir-bits or user-dir-slices configuration variables. It creates a new users directory called new.users, where users
-is the configured name of the user directory. It then traverses the
-password table, creates a new user directory name for each user, and moves
-the user's mail directory to the new directory name, creating any necessary
-directories as it goes. Any alias entries in the password table are copied
-as-is.
+
+
+vrehash - Reorganize users directory\n`` +''Renames user directories in a virtual domain to match the current\n`` +''partitioning scheme
++
+vrehash
++
+This program is designed to be run after the sysadmin has changed the
+user-dir-bits or user-dir-slices configuration variables.
+It creates a new users directory called new.users, where users
+is the configured name of the user directory.
+It then traverses the password table, creates a new user directory name
+for each user, and moves the user's mail directory to the new
+directory name, creating any necessary directories as it goes.
+Any alias entries in the password table are copied as-is.
+
+Returns 1 if any part of the process fails; 0 otherwise.
++
+When the process is completed, a the old users directory will have
+been moved to backup.users.
+If no errors occurred, you should be able to safely delete this
+directory and all its subdirectories.
+Check this directory first, though, to ensure that no important files
+remain.
+
+This program is not particularly careful to clean up after itself if
+an error occurs.
+If an error occurs, you will have to check the status of the current
+directory, the virtual password file, and all the virtual users
+subdirectories in both users and new.users.
+
+Bruce Guenter <bruceg@em.ca>
--
-Returns 1 if any part of the process fails; 0 otherwise. - -
-
-When the process is completed, a the old users directory will have been
-moved to backup.users. If no errors occurred, you should be able to safely delete this directory
-and all its subdirectories. Check this directory first, though, to ensure
-that no important files remain.
+
-
-
-This program is not particularly careful to clean up after itself if an
-error occurs. If an error occurs, you will have to check the status of the
-current directory, the virtual password file, and all the virtual users
-subdirectories in both users and new.users.
-
-
-
-Bruce Guenter <bruceg@em.ca> - - - - +