The idea is to bind each domain to separate ip address, set these ip addresses to single machine, set up master to listen to different ips and launch imapd, popd with -C paramters, that point to corresponding config files, which contain different spool dirs. Dig this maillist archive, it has pretty good instructions on doing this.
Nick -----Original Message----- From: djinn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 17:47 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Many domains, one Cyrus I am looking for a way to set up cyrus (2.0.9) to deliver to mail boxes that are unique within their domain but not necessarily across the entire server. For example, we have a client named Chris Primus, [EMAIL PROTECTED] We have another client, Christopher Secundus, [EMAIL PROTECTED] These are obviously not the same people, and their mail should go to different mailboxes. The obvious and oft-suggested method for this is to create mailboxes named chris.client1 and chris.client2 and map, either with aliases or LDAP, [EMAIL PROTECTED]>chris.client1. This is fine and works well once you get it set up (I have). However, both Chris's have existing accounts with us, both Chris's pay us a lot of money and both Chris's are not technically savvy and will get very annoyed if I call them up and tell them that they have to change their Outlook mail settings to log in as a new, harder to remember username to check their mail. I have read that Cyrus can handle this sort of thing. Can anyone who's faced a similar situation help me out? TIA jenn
