Yes, sorry, the PM server was so slow this morning I didn't do my usual compose, compose, compose, compose, compose, compose, post cycle. Here's more detail.
The user names are E-Mail addresses, and a new user is E-Mailed their temporary, one-time password. They have to use that to log in, and the only thing they can do is set their password to a new value. My SysAdmin has set up a couple of E-Mail addresses that just re-direct to me, so right now I think my plan is to run the first part of the test, then perhaps have the test pause, while I use cut and paste to change the test users' passwords to known values, then continue the test.
It's a little clumsy, which is why I was asking for guidance.
Alex / talexb / Toronto
"Groklaw is the open-source mentality applied to legal research" ~ Linus Torvalds
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The way we handle e-mail on my current project is to run SMTP-Server and have the mail we want to test sent to localhost. It shows up as a file which you can then open and extract what you need. It's a little cumbersome, but doesn't rely on any outside network configuration.
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