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Upcctns squirrel mail date issue

2014-04-07T10:25:50Z

Rakesh:

'''Scenario:'''
In Squirrel Mail, it was only displaying date but not the time.

'''What was required:'''
Client wanted to display both date and time in his Squirrel Mail.

We made some modification in "/var/www/html/webmail/functions/date.php" file, we changed the value for "date_format" entry in "getDateString" function.

From
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$date_format = _("M j, Y");

To
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$date_format = _("D, M j, Y g:i a");

Here is link for date format
-------------------------------------------
http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

Then reload the "httpd" Daemon

/etc/init.d/httpd reload

Upcctns squirrel mail date issue

2014-04-05T13:06:31Z

Rakesh:

'''Scenario:'''
In Squirrel Mail, it was only displaying date but not the time.

'''What was required:'''
Client wanted to display both date and time in his Squirrel Mail.

We made some modification in "/usr/share/squirrelmail/functions/date.php" file, we changed the value for "date_format" entry in "getDateString" function.

From
-----------------------------
$date_format = _("M j, Y");

To
--------------------------------------
$date_format = _("D, M j, Y g:i a");

Here is link for date format
-------------------------------------------
http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

Then reload the "httpd" Daemon

/etc/init.d/httpd reload

Upcctns squirrel mail date issue

2014-04-05T10:53:37Z

Rakesh: Created page with " '''Scenario:''' In Squirrel Mail, it was only displaying date but not the time. '''What was required:''' Client wanted to display both date and time in his Squirrel Mail. ..."

'''Scenario:'''
In Squirrel Mail, it was only displaying date but not the time.

'''What was required:'''
Client wanted to display both date and time in his Squirrel Mail.

We made some modification in "/usr/share/squirrelmail/functions/date.php" file, we changed the value for "date_format" entry in "getDateString" function.

From
-----------------------------
$date_format = _("M j, Y");
-----------------------------

To
--------------------------------------
$date_format = _("D, M j, Y g:i a");
--------------------------------------

Then reload the "httpd" Daemon

/etc/init.d/httpd reload

Upcctns script to replace a entry in ldif file

2014-03-30T14:07:59Z

Rakesh:

Scenario : There were two files("test", "test.ldif"), in 1st file("test") there were two fields, one field contained a numeric value(i.e. 772760042) and other field contained a string value(i.e. test str). In the 2nd file("test.ldif") there was a entry like "cn: 772760042".

"test" file:-

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772760042, test str
-----------------------------------------------

"test.ldif" file:-

------------------------------------------------------------------------
dn: uid=772760042,ou=upcctns.gov.in,dc=upcctns,dc=gov,dc=in

objectClass: top

objectClass: inetOrgPerson

objectClass: qmailUser

cn: 772760042 <---

sn: 772760042

mail: 772760042@upcctns.gov.in

accountStatus: active

mailMessageStore: upcctns.gov.in/772760042

uid: 772760042

mailHost: mail.upcctns.gov.in

deliveryMode: noforward
------------------------------------------------------------------------

What was needed is we had to read the numeric value(i.e. 772760042) from 1st file("test") and search it in the 2nd file("test.ldif") and then replace the entry("cn: 772760042") with the 2nd field("test str") from 1st file("test")

After running the script the "test.ldif" file should look like

------------------------------------------------------------------------
dn: uid=772760042,ou=upcctns.gov.in,dc=upcctns,dc=gov,dc=in

objectClass: top

objectClass: inetOrgPerson

objectClass: qmailUser

cn: test str <---

sn: 772760042

mail: 772760042@upcctns.gov.in

accountStatus: active

mailMessageStore: upcctns.gov.in/772760042

uid: 772760042

mailHost: mail.upcctns.gov.in

deliveryMode: noforward
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Script:-

#!/bin/bash
INPUT_FILE=/home/tetra/Downloads/rakesh/test
OUTPUT_FILE=/home/tetra/Downloads/rakesh/test.ldif
#count=1
while IFS=, read -r f1 f2
do
#echo "cn: $f1" "cn: $f2"
#echo $count pass
#count=$(( $count + 1 ))
awk -v old="cn: $f1" -v new="cn: $f2" '{ sub(old,new); print $0 }' "$OUTPUT_FILE" > ex
cat ex > "$OUTPUT_FILE"
done < $INPUT_FILE

Upcctns script to replace a entry in ldif file

2014-03-27T12:42:26Z

Rakesh: Created page with " Scenario : There were two files("test", "test.ldif"), in 1st file("test") there were two fields, one field contained a numeric value(i.e. 772760042) and other field contained..."

Scenario : There were two files("test", "test.ldif"), in 1st file("test") there were two fields, one field contained a numeric value(i.e. 772760042) and other field contained a string value(i.e. test str). In the 2nd file("test.ldif") there was a entry like "cn: 772760042".

"test" file:-

772760042, test str

"test.ldif" file:-

dn: uid=772760042,ou=upcctns.gov.in,dc=upcctns,dc=gov,dc=in

objectClass: top

objectClass: inetOrgPerson

objectClass: qmailUser

cn: 772760042 <---

sn: 772760042

mail: 772760042@upcctns.gov.in

accountStatus: active

mailMessageStore: upcctns.gov.in/772760042

uid: 772760042

mailHost: mail.upcctns.gov.in

deliveryMode: noforward

What was needed is we had to read the numeric value(i.e. 772760042) from 1st file("test") and search it in the 2nd file("test.ldif") and then replace the entry("cn: 772760042") with the 2nd field("test str") from 1st file("test")

After running the script the "test.ldif" file should look like

dn: uid=772760042,ou=upcctns.gov.in,dc=upcctns,dc=gov,dc=in

objectClass: top

objectClass: inetOrgPerson

objectClass: qmailUser

cn: test str <---

sn: 772760042

mail: 772760042@upcctns.gov.in

accountStatus: active

mailMessageStore: upcctns.gov.in/772760042

uid: 772760042

mailHost: mail.upcctns.gov.in

deliveryMode: noforward

Script:-

#!/bin/bash
INPUT_FILE=/home/tetra/Downloads/rakesh/test
OUTPUT_FILE=/home/tetra/Downloads/rakesh/test.ldif
#count=1
while IFS=, read -r f1 f2
do
#echo "cn: $f1" "cn: $f2"
#echo $count pass
#count=$(( $count + 1 ))
awk -v old="cn: $f1" -v new="cn: $f2" '{ sub(old,new); print $0 }' "$OUTPUT_FILE" > ex
cat ex > "$OUTPUT_FILE"
done < $INPUT_FILE