#
# config file for auth_unix.pl
#

# passwdfile_plaintext
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# the plaintext file containing all usernames and related uid, gid, 
# homedir, shell info. The default is /etc/passwd on most unix systems.

# passwdfile_encrypted
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# the file containing all usernames and corresponding encrypted passwords.
#
# platform                         passwdfile encrypted
# ------------------------------   --------------------------------
# Shadow Passwd (linux/solaris)    /etc/shadow
# FreeBSD                          /etc/master.passwd
# Mac OS X                         /usr/bin/nidump passwd .|
# NIS/YP                           /usr/bin/ypcat passwd|
# NIS+                             /usr/bin/niscat passwd.org_dir|
# else...                          /etc/passwd

# passwdmkdb
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# The command executed after any password modification to update the 
# changes of passwdfile to passwd database.
#
# platform                         passwd mkdb command
# ------------------------------   --------------------------------
# Free/Net/OpenBSD                 /usr/sbin/pwd_mkdb
# Linux/Solaris	                   none
# else...                          none

# check_expire
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# if this option is set to yes, openwebmail will check if an account
# is expired when the user logins. valid value: yes, no
#
# This feature may only work on *bsd, linux or solaris.

# check_nologin
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# if this option is set to yes and file /etc/nologin does exist,
# then all account will be suspended. valid value: yes, no

# check_shell
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# if the user's shell is not listed in /etc/shells,
# then this user won't be able to login. valid value: yes, no

# check_cobaltuser
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# check if this user has valid homedir on cobalt server 
#
# this check_coblatuser option takes advantage of the fact that 
# cobalt puts all users under the following directory : /home/sites/FQDN_HOST/users
#
# Use this module in conjunction with allowed_serverdomain to lock
# down which domains actually have access to webmail.
#
# ***** IMPORTANT *****
#
# If you are going to use this option for check then the webmail on your
# Cobalt MUST be accessed via the the FQDN 'http://HOST.DOMAIN.COM'.
# Using 'http://DOMAIN.COM' will fail the user security check.

# change_smbpasswd
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# if this option is set to yes, openwebmail will also change the
# smbpasswd after changing the unix password successfully

passwdfile_plaintext	/etc/passwd
passwdfile_encrypted	/usr/bin/ypcat passwd|
passwdmkdb		none
check_expire		no
check_nologin		no
check_shell		no
check_cobaltuser	no
change_smbpasswd	no