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i would like to be able to get a list of all email accounts in our server with the corresponding codes. i go through the different steps to arrive to the last one:
/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/mail_auth_view
however the file is in binary and i cann't read it.
could some of you indicate me how to get this information in a legible format?
thank you very much
i would like to be able to get a list of all email accounts in our server with the corresponding codes. i go through the different steps to arrive to the last one:
/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/mail_auth_view
however the file is in binary and i cann't read it. could some of you indicate me how to get this information in a legible format?
Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature. You need to provide details, such as whatever scripts/commands you're running, version/distro of Linux, etc.
Past that, the mail_auth_view file is a *PROGRAM*...it is not 'legible'. You run that program to give you whatever it's written to do. If you need to parse the information after that, that's certainly doable.
Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature. You need to provide details, such as whatever scripts/commands you're running, version/distro of Linux, etc.
Past that, the mail_auth_view file is a *PROGRAM*...it is not 'legible'. You run that program to give you whatever it's written to do. If you need to parse the information after that, that's certainly doable.
how can i run this program? i am very sorry indeed but i don't know how to do. thanks.
Of course you need to replace "<string_related_to_email_accounts>" with the right string.
This command runs binary mail_auth_view and search for some strings inside its output
how can i run this program? i am very sorry indeed but i don't know how to do. thanks.
You *TYPE IN*
Code:
/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/mail_auth_view
and press enter. And read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature; there is ample documentation on that command available with a brief search.
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