###################################################################
#
# According to the docs on the inter7.com web site,
# ( http://inter7.com/vpopmail/vpopmail.html )
# if you REQUIRE a vauth_getall() userlist sorted in alphabetical 
# order, you need to set the sort_it parameter to 1
# 
#   "struct *vauth_getall( char *domain, int first, int sort_it )
#      domain  = domain name to retrieve password structure from
#                authentication system
#      first   = 1 to get first record, 0 = get next record 
#      sort_it = 1 to have the user list sorted alphabetically.
#                This has no effect on vpasswd/cdb method,
#                since all users are added alphabetically.
#                With mysql it adds an order by pw_name to the query."
#
# If you have sort_it set to 0, depending on the type of backend
# you are running, you may or may not receive a sorted userlist.
#   * cdb backend always returns a sorted list 
#   * mysql, postgres, ldap backends will return an unsorted list
#
# Qmailadmin-1.0.6 has been coded with sort_it = 0, which means
# that if you are not using the cdb backend, your email accounts
# screen will be unsorted, and so will the dropdown userlist boxes
# eg "add new alias"
# 
# It makes sense for the qmailadmin source to be altered so the  
# sort_it parameter is set to 1. This way, no matter what backend
# the user is running, they will receive sorted userlists.
#
# Written by Michael Bowe <mbowe@pipeline.com.au>
#
####################################################################

--- template.c.orig	Sat Nov 30 11:32:41 2002
+++ template.c	Sat Nov 30 11:32:58 2002
@@ -459,7 +459,7 @@
             {
              struct vqpasswd *pw;
 
-               pw = vauth_getall(Domain,1,0);
+               pw = vauth_getall(Domain,1,1);
                while (pw != NULL) {
                  fprintf(actout, "<option value=\"%s\">%s</option>\n", 
                    pw->pw_name, pw->pw_name);