5.5.1 Managing the user information
This subsection describes how to manage the user information (user name and password) that is required for authentication when you connect to the mail server from the mail adapter.
User information management can be classified as follows:
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Adding and updating the user information
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Deleting users
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Displaying users
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Adding and updating the user information
You can register the user information in the mail adapter account definition file by executing the csmmailaddusr command in the operating environment. Also, you can change the passwords of already registered users with the csmmailaddusr command.
Execution example of the command for adding and updating the user information is as follows:
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Adding the user information
csmmailaddusr -user <login user name> -pass <login password of the user> -f <mail adapter account definition file path>
When you add multiple users, execute command for the number of times equal to the number of users.
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Changing the user password
csmmailaddusr -user <login user name> -pass <login password of the user after changing> -r -f <mail adapter account definition file path>
For details on the csmmailaddusr command, see "csmmailaddusr (Registering and updating the mail adapter user information)" in "Service Platform Reference Guide".
(2) Deleting the user information
You can delete the user information of the mail adapter from the mail adapter account definition file by executing the csmmaildelusr command in the operating environment.
The execution example of the command for deleting the user information is as follows:
csmmaildelusr -user <login user name> -f <mail adapter account definition file path>
When you delete multiple users, execute the command for the number of times equal to the number of users.
For details on the csmmaildelusr command, see "csmmaildelusr (Deleting the mail adapter user information)" in "Service Platform Reference Guide".
(3) Displaying the user information
You can reference the user information of the mail adapter registered in the mail adapter account definition file by executing the csmmaillsusr command in the operating environment.
The execution example of the command for displaying the user information is as follows:
csmmaillsusr -f <mail adapter account definition file path>
For details on the csmmaillsusrcommand, see "csmmaillsusr (Displaying the mail adapter user information)" in "Service Platform Reference Guide".