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[cobalt-developers] user / mail account names character limitations
- Subject: [cobalt-developers] user / mail account names character limitations
- From: Tom Hanberg <tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed Mar 21 09:40:34 2001
- List-id: Discussion Forum for developers on Cobalt Networks products <cobalt-developers.list.cobalt.com>
Hi,
I am having trouble creating some user/mail accounts of my Raq4r.
The GUI will not allow me to enter a mail username more than 12
characters. I know that I can enter a different name as the username, and
set up the "alias" as a longer name, but the client I am transferring to
the Raq has dozens of POP accounts on another server, and I don't want to
tell them they have to change all their mail set-up options for each
account to delete characters of their POP login name.
Is this just a limitation of the Cobalt GUI? I have a FreeBSD box that has
13 and 14 character mail login accounts, so I think it should be able to be
done!
Can I go in with Telnet and create these accounts instead of using the GUI?
I really don't want to have my non technical client have to edit their mail
settings on all these accounts since they are all on different machines run
by different people nationwide. Since the POP and SMTP servers are their
domain names, nothing would have to change if I could just get their
usernames the same as they are now, without this 12 character limitation.
If anyone has any help, I'd appreciate it.
Tom Hanberg
I-Net Group, Inc.
Skyhound Internet
Long Beach, CA