On 28-12-10 15:23, dovecot wrote:
On 28-12-10 14:39, Thomas Leuxner wrote:
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The error codes for' doveadm user' should be improved to avoid error handling workarounds when scripting commands:
$ doveadm user doveadm user [-a<userdb socket path>] [-x<auth info>]<user mask> […] $ echo $? 1 $ doveadm user foo userdb lookup: user foo doesn't exist $ echo $? 0
Please compare to ID output:
$ id foo id: foo: No such user $ echo $? 1
Regards Thomas
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It behaves just as 'man doveadm' promisses.....
EXIT STATUS doveadm will exit with one of the following values:
0 Selected command was executed successful.0 Command failed in some way.
So, this seems to be correct!
SYNOPSIS doveadm [-Dv] user [-a userdb_socket_path] [-x auth_info] user ...
if you do a $ doveadm user $ echo $? 1
This is because you missed one needed parameter ('<user>')
$ doveadm user dovecot userdb: dovecot system_groups_user: dovecot uid : 114 gid : 114 home : /usr/local/lib/dovecot $ echo $? 0
Now its informing you of the uid and gid for the user 'dovecot', and because of that returning 0.