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WorldClient's User INI Files |
This page contains a list of the User.ini file sections and descriptions of each section's various controls. There is a User.ini file located in each MDaemon user's base directory, and it can be manually edited with any text editor. Each User.ini file contains these sections (with detailed descriptions following):
User - This section contains controls regarding the user's personal account information, and the user's preferences.
MailHost[#] - WorldClient supports an unlimited number of POP Hosts from which users can retrieve messages. WorldClient will create a separate MailHost[#] INI section for each Mailbox entry that a user creates. These sections will be titled "MailHost1", "MailHost2", and so on.
Stats - Retains the statistics for the user's account (i.e. number of messages received, disk space used, number sent, and others). This will rarely (if ever) need to be edited.
Filters - Contains entries for each Filter that the user has created. This section will only appear if the user has created one or more Filters. WorldClient will create a separate "Filter#" entry for each Filter that the user has created (i.e. Filter0, Filter1, and so on).
User
This section contains controls related to the user's personal account information
and preferences. Whenever a user changes one of their settings on the
Personalize page to a non-default setting, the changed key will be added
to this section. With the exception of the Password and Active keys, all
of the keys which may appear in this section are taken from the [Default:UserDefaults]
or [Domain:UserDefaults] sections of the domains.ini file.
Password - Password for the WorldClient account. If a "*" is the first character of this field, WorldClient will use LDAP authentication. See Passwords for more information on passwords.
Active - This key designates whether or not an account is active and may be accessed by the user. If it is set to No, the user's messages and settings will not be altered but he will not be able to access his account. You can enable/disable your user accounts from the Accounts page of the Remote Administration interface.
See [Default:UserDefaults] for descriptions of keys that may be contained in this section.
Stats
Retains the statistics for the user's account (i.e. number of messages received, disk space used, number sent, and others). This will rarely (if ever) need to be edited.
Received - Number of message received by the user.
DiskSpace - Amount of disk space (in bytes) that the user's account is taking up.
Sent - Number of messages sent by the user.
RecvErrors - Errors encountered when retrieving mail.
SendErrors - Errors encountered when sending mail.
MessageCount - Combined number of messages in the user's message folders.
LastAccess - The date and time of the last time that the user accessed their account.