There are many ways to do this: 1. Set the users in two different user databases, f.x. one in ldap and one in sasldb and use the -C config option in the cyrus.conf file for each service to set things right.
2. If I do not remember wrongly, there's a search-parameter config option for the sasl-ldap patch. Use this and then have an extra ldap option mailaccess:(pop3|imap) that you use to decide what type of access the user hsould have. in the searchparameter you then set this correct option. Again you'll have two different config files for pop3 and imap, but you'll have one userdb. just my 0.02 cents. TH simon wrote: >On Wed, 2002-02-20 at 10:36, Christian Mayer wrote: > >>Hello cyrus list >> >>I am setting up an cyrus-imap server. >>There are some useres to connect with imap. >>And the rest of the useres should connect with pop3. >>So is it possible that the pop3 users are not allowed to connect with imap? >>How should I setup the mailboxes for pop3 only users that they are not >>allowed to use imap? >> > >This is not something cyrus does by default you would have change some >code. If they have static IP addresses you could just firewall people >out , but this is probably not true. You could run 2 versions of cyrus >on the same box one for POP and one for IMAP on separate IPs (to allow >IMAP users to use POP). >
