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Reply To: | Born, Ken |
Date: | Tue, 13 Mar 2001 09:57:28 -0600 |
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Greetings,
I am having trouble determining how to setup the naming conventions for my
users email on the HP3000.
My Goal for user email naming convention would be [log in to unmask]
where BORN is USER-ID and 201 is DEPARTMENT-ID.
To establish user uniqueness in my database is composed of a USER-ID and
DEPARTMENT-ID. The data in USER-ID can be 1 to 6 characters long and can
contain all numbers. DEPARTMENT-ID contains all numbers.
Since USER-ID can contain all numbers, I cannot create a newuser under MPE
because it would violate the "First character needs to be alphabetic" rule.
Since DEPARTMENT-ID contains only numbers, I cannot create a new account
under MPE because it would violate the "First character needs to be
alphabetic" rule.
So, I was wondering two things:
First, can I create a user email under UNIX where I could side step the
above restrictions? or
Second, can I somehow use aliases to side step the above like BORN.201 is
actually a username that works with the above restrictions?
I like to keep everything in the SENDMAIL account and not create hundreds of
separate department accounts.
Thanks...
SET NAME:
USERS,MANUAL
ITEMS:
USER-NO, I2 <<KEY ITEM>>
USER-ID, U6
USER-NAME, U20
PASSWORD, X8
LOCATTR, I2
DEPARTMENT-ID, K1
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