ODBCAuth Question

>Newbie here as well.  Fed up with Merak.  Is there a
script to create the table 
>fields for an SQL database? 


No sorry.  I would recommend you use nwauth unless you are
very familiar and like using sql etc for some reason.

	ChrisP.


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>"Brian Morris" <cfnetspeed.com.au> wrote:
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>>Hi All,
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>>This is a very newbie questions but I am lost for
ideas.
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>>I am currently testing surgemail / ODBSAuth to a ms
access database.  I can
>>successfully authenticate users if I set the
username as userdomain  However
>>I would rather have seperate fields for the username
and the domain name
>>but when I setup odbcauth.ini with ...
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>>field_username username
>>field_password password
>>field_domain maildomain
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>>it fails to find the users when username is simply
'user' but it does find
>>them when username is 'userdomain' regardless of what
is set in the maildomain
>>field.
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>>Am I doing something wrong or is this not possible?
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>>Thanks in advance.
>>
>>Brian Morris
>>NetSpeed.
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