Re: [tpop3d-discuss] auth-mysql-onlogin-query

[Chris Lightfoot]

On Fri, Jan 17, 2003 at 11:07:10PM +0200, Chad Jackson wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I have tpop3d up and working, although I have had to make the
> auth-mysql-onlogin-query realy simple to allow postfix to handle the
> response. I created the ip_access table with the ip field as the primary key
> and a field that returns 'OK'. Having the primary key stops multiple records
> with the same IP address from being added. I am using the following sql
> statement
> 
>  insert into ip_access values ('$(clienthost)','OK' )
> 
> Prior to this postmap -q ADDRESS mysql:... was returning OK,OK,OK,OK,OK
> depending on how often the client was checking for mail.
> 
> Although what I have is working I am not happy with the the following entry
> in the logs continuosly.
> 
> local0.error] auth_mysql_onlogin: mysql_query: Duplicate entry 'ADDRESS' for
> key 1
> 
> I am looking for info on being more creative with the
> auth-mysql-onlogin-query

Can't you use the MySQL REPLACE statement?

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