Manual Password Decrypter - The Manual Password Decrypter allows you to enter a user name and the encrypted password string. When the Decrypt button is pressed, the encrypted password string is decrypted and the decrypted password is displayed in the Decrypted Password field. This tool is of limited use and was used primarily when developing the password decryption routines. See Figure 3.3 for more details.
Figure 3.3 - Click to see larger image
Password Browser - The iPB Password Browser is at the core of iPB functionality and allows you to quickly look up a missing password, see configured aliases for a given domain & maintain global users.lst/users.txt files for use with the IMail List Server.
Password browsing is accomplished quickly and easily by simply clicking first on the domain and next on the user. Both the encrypted password string and the decrypted password are displayed.
Browsing aliases is just as easy. Simply click on the domain and all aliases will be listed in the Aliases window. Aliases are listed in the following format: alias >>>> acutal email address. Example: abuse@martek.net >>>> evans@martek.net.
At Martek.Net we maintain an announcement list that contains ALMOST every email address on our server. This used to be a chore to maintain until iPB and was the primary reason that we wrote iPB in the first place. We used to export every non alias email in IMail to users.lst/users.txt. However, some of our domain admins wanted addresses excluded from our broadcasts. Others wanted to include addresses that were not hosted by Martek.net in our broacast. This is where the Exclude Addresses and Include External Addresses come into play.
If you want to include external addresses in users.txt/users.lst creation, type them into the text box below Include External Addresses and click on the Add Address button. These addresses will be appended to both the global and domain level exports.
If you want to exclude addresses from users.txt/users.lst creation, either drag them over to the Exclude Addresses box OR click the Exclude All button if you want to exclude every address. If you only want to send to a few addresses, it is often easier to click the Exclude All button and then to select the addresses that you don't want excluded and click in the Del Address button. See Figure 3.4 for more details.
Figure 3.4 - Click to see larger image
IMail Migration Tool (IMT) - The IMail Migration Tool is primarily an export tool. It is designed to pull all the information necessary to either move to another platform or to interface with other programs, databases, etc. Many iPB users use this export file to do further processing / reporting. Please see the reports section for more information regarding the format of the output file. IMT pulls most of its information from the Windows registry. It pulls the forwarding information from each user's directory.
Before running IMT, enter the output directory and filename in the Output File field. Example: C:\Program Files\IPB4\reports\imail-export.txt. By default there is no delay between record reads. However, on slower or heavily loaded systems, it may be necessary to introduce some delay between record reads. This is where the "Milliseconds of delay between record reads" slider comes into play. It is rare that you will have to change this setting but it is available just in case you do. The only other configuration option is the Forwards or Output radio button. It defaults to Output and shows the comma delimited data in the Output window. If you select Forwards, it displays forwarding information in the Output window. See Figure 3.5 for more details.
Figure 3.5 - Click to see larger image
IMail Address Book Report
This report is in the same format as IMail's address book files. These files can be drop in replacement for the alias.txt files found in each user's directory.
Output Files: global_addressbook.txt (global)
addressbook.txt (per domain)
Example Output: "Evans Martin" <evans@martek.net>
Adduser.txt Report
This report includes username, password & fullname and is suitable for use with IMail's adduser.exe utility.
Output Files: global_adduser.txt (global) - PRO ONLY
adduser.txt (per domain) - PRO ONLY
Example Output: evans,password,Evans Martin
All Domains/Aliases Report
These reports contains a list of all domains along with their associated host aliases.
Output Files: global_all_domains.txt (global)
haaf.txt (per domain)
Example Output: global_all_domains.txt - Formatted for human use. Easy to pick out primary domains and their associated aliases.
somedomain.com <-- primary domain
somedomain.org <-- host alias 1
somedomain.net <-- host alias 2
haaf.txt - Formatted for programmatic use. First record element is primary. All subsequent element are aliases.
somedomain.com, somedomain.org, somedomain.net <-- primary, alias 1, alias 2
anotherdomain.com, mail.anotherdomain.com, smtp.anotherdomain.com <-- primary, alias 1, alias 2
Host Aliases Report
This report contains only host aliases, one per line.
Output Files: global_host_aliases.txt (global)
Example Output: somedomain.org
somedomain.net
mail.anotherdomain.com
smtp.anotherdomain.com
Outlook.Csv Report
The output from this report is suitable for importing into the Outlook address book and may be suitable for importation into other mail clients
Output Files: global_outlook.csv (global)
outlook.csv (per domain)
Example Output: "Evans","Martin","Evans Martin","evans@martek.net"
Postfix Dictionary Report
This report is suitable for use with Postfix.
Output Files: global_postfix_dictionary.txt (global)
postfix_dictionary.txt (per domain)
Example Output: evans=evans@[192.168.0.1]
Postfix SASL Report
This report is suitable for use with Postfix SASL configurations. For more info, see http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html.
Output Files: global_postfix_SASL.txt (global) - PRO ONLY
postfix_SASL.txt (per domain) - PRO ONLY
Example Output: martek.net evans:password
Postfix Users/Domains Report
This report is suitable for use with Postfix.
Output Files: global_postfix_users.txt (global)
global_domains.txt (global)
postfix_users.txt (per domain)
Example Output: global_postfix_users.txt
evans@martek.net ok
global_domains.txt - This report contains all domains, one per line. NOTE: This report does not contain host aliases
and should be combined with global_host_aliases.txt to create a complete listing of all hostnames
on your mail server.
somedomain.com
anotherdomain.net
yourdomain.org
Users.lst/Users.txt Report
This report contains the email addresses of all users on your mail server. It can include aliases and root, one per line. these files can be a drop in replacement for the subscriber files that IMail's list server users.
Output Files: global_users.lst (global)
global_users.txt (global)
users.lst (per domain)
users.txt (per domain)
Example Output: users.lst
users.txt
Nobody.txt Report
Output Files: nobody.txt (global)
Primary to Alias Association Report
Output Files: haaf.txt (global only)
Example:
Primarydomain1.com, hostalias1.net, hostalias2.com, hostalias3.org
Primarydomain2.com, hostalias1.net, hostalias2.com, hostalias3.org
Overview Report
Output Files: overview.txt (global) - Passwords decrypted in PRO ONLY
Example:
Report executed on 12-25-2006 at 17:07:11.
NOTE: User counts do not include root or aliases.
Host admins are marked with a ( ).
Non-admins are marked with a (-).
SOMEDOMAIN.COM (207.65.132.23)
Host Aliases: some.com domain.com sd.com
Top Directory: C:\IMAIL\somedomain
User Count: 4
--{ USERS }--
user01(-) password
root(-) mypass
anotheruser( ) wordofpassage
--{ ALIASES }--
postmaster >>>> root
IMail Migration Tool Report - Migration Tool Output (User Defined)
Output Files: User defined path & filename - PRO ONLY
The output of iMT is in the following format:
Fullname,username,username@domainname,password,domainname, ,username@domainname;username@domainname;username@domainname
Example:
Evans Martin,evans,evans@martek.net,password,martek.net, ,forward1@somedomain.com;forward2@somedomain.com;forward3@anotherdomain.net
Notes:
1.) The ‘ ’ in this example denotes a host admin. If this user had not been a host admin it would have been a ‘-‘ instead.
2.) Email addresses beyond the ‘ ’, are forwards and are delimited by ‘;’.