Yes you can.. But you must make sure you have the unixheirachysep set to true in/etc/imapd.conf. And you have to make sure your backend has the users stored with the appropriate realm, as you will be doing multi-realm authentication.. The realm is everything after the @ sign.. I am currently using this setup using the ldap auxprop plugin from openldap 2.1.x. If you are using sasldb just make sure you add the users with the correct realm.
saslpasswd2 -c -u mydomain.com username will create a user entry for [EMAIL PROTECTED] You also have to make sure your MTA can deliver to the mailbox correctly.. This requires escaping the @ in the e-mail address when your MTA sends it to the LMTP.. in postfix this is done by \\'ing the @ in the virtual tables.. [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In reality postfix will add a @mylocalhostname to the end of that so the end result will look like this [EMAIL PROTECTED]@mylocalhostname Hope this helps get you started.. Search through the archives as this has been discussed before.. And search the archives for you MTA of choice.. On Sun, 2003-12-14 at 22:07, Boletim GMX wrote: > Hi all, > > I have a question regarding cyrus authentication: > > If I create a user with the Web-cyradm, the email address is > [EMAIL PROTECTED] but for the login with IMAP/POP/SMTP, the user must > use "name.domain.com". > > Can I change this so the user can log in with your email address > exactly - @? > > Thanks for any help. > Julio -- Edward Rudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Home Page <http://urkle.drip.ws/>
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