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[tpop3d-discuss] Re: about tpop
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Chris Lightfoot |
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[tpop3d-discuss] Re: about tpop |
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Fri, 24 May 2002 17:33:01 +0100 |
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[ to mailing list; as a rule, I won't answer personal
email about tpop3d. ]
On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 07:37:55PM +0400, address@hidden wrote:
>
> Hello, sorry to trouble you.
>
> I`m using tpop3d deamon with MySQL authentication.
>
> My mailserver users(and me too) have same problem.
> If user have a mail account address@hidden and in her mail program
> set account/username address@hidden (one letter is upcase),then
> tpop3d said : "May 1 1:1:1 hosting tpop3d[280]: fork_child:
> address@hidden(10.0.0.210): successfully authent
> icated with mysql" (letter "T" in login is upercase), but don`t send
> any from file-mailbox.
> May be to make sense , before check mail, convert all chars in
> login(account/username address@hidden) to
> lovercase?
Why not just use a query which changes the strings to
lower case? You can use the lower() function in MySQL to
do this. The problem is that you're already using a
case-insensitive match in MySQL, but you're generating the
mailbox name from the user-supplied information.
--
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under all the piles of rubbish on my desk.'' (Kenneth Clarke, on tidiness)
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