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    dd38606e
    find_login_id() will now return 0 if login ID is an invalid user number · dd38606e
    Rob Swindell authored 
    If login by number is supported and a client attempts login with an invalid usernumber, don't log an error, e.g.
mail 3264 SMTPS [46.148.x.x] !ERROR -2 getting data on user (6123)

But rather treat it as an invalid login attempt.

Also change lastuser() and total_users() to return int instead of uint. 2 billion users should be plenty.
    dd38606e
    find_login_id() will now return 0 if login ID is an invalid user number
    Rob Swindell authored 
    If login by number is supported and a client attempts login with an invalid usernumber, don't log an error, e.g.
mail 3264 SMTPS [46.148.x.x] !ERROR -2 getting data on user (6123)

But rather treat it as an invalid login attempt.

Also change lastuser() and total_users() to return int instead of uint. 2 billion users should be plenty.