PgreetDBinit - Create empty databases for Penguin Greeting ecard sites to use.
PgreetDBinit [-u DBuser] path_to_DB [NameListDB NamePassDB CardDataDB]
PgreetDBinit is a tool to initialize the three
Berkeley DBM databases used by Penguin Greetings for the
primary or any secondary ecard sites serviced by Penguin
Greetings on a given server. It creates the empty DBM files and
gives them the appropriate ownership (usually
pgreet) so that the pgreetd daemon
can access them.
PgreetDBinit must be run as root (via for
example sudo) in order to make the appropriate
change of file permissions. In most cases, simply running the
command with the path to the database directory will do the
trick as in the example below.
% sudo ./PgreetDBinit tempdir Penguin Greeting Database initialization tool version: 0.9.2
created file: tempdir/NameList.db created file: tempdir/NamePass.db created file: tempdir/CardData.db %
Optionally, you may list the names of the three database
files: the list of card login names, the hash of card names and
passwords, and the hash of actual card data after the path. The
default names are: NameList.db, NamePass.db,
and CardData.db. There is one command line option
-u:
-u Pgreet_user = use the supplied name as the
owner of the database files instead the Penguin Greetings
default of pgreet.
Copyright (c) 2003, 2004 Edouard Lagache
This software is released under the GNU General Public License, Version 2. For more information, see the COPYING file included with this software or visit: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
No known bugs at this time.
Edouard Lagache <pgreetdev@canebas.org>
1.0.0