Suspending Accounts

[netmotiv8]

When an account suspended is EVERYTHING suspended including ability to read and send (if not using ISP smtp) email, ftp, webmail access etc

Neil :D

[nobaloney]

I asked John that very question last week, and here's what he wrote me:

When a site is suspended, everything shuts down except dns and the suspended apache page.

Apache: changes the document root
Email: changes the directory name from /etc/virtual/domain.com to /etc/virtual/domain.com_off
mysql: adds ! to the begining of each encrypted password so login no longer works.
ftp: adds ! to the begining of each encrypted password so login no longer works.
DA logins dont' work as the actual unix use is suspended too (I believe most OS's also use the ! trick) .. you can still use the "login as username" feature because his password isn't used, but he cannot login.

The suspended apache page is at /home/resellername/domains/suspended.

If you do the suspension yourself, no email messages are sent. Only when it's done automatically are emails sent out.
Email logings are refused and the mail is bounced in error.
Jeff