Yes, I thought about this as a possible way. Thanks :) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Da: Simon Matter A: Gabriele Bulfon Cc: info-cyrus@lists.andrew.cmu.edu Data: 26 gennaio 2011 9.56.11 CET Oggetto: Re: sql authentication Hi, I've been using cyrus imapd for years using saslauthd against unix passwd/shadow. This way it's easy to understand the relation between a user and its mailbox. Now I want to integrate authentication with a sql backend, forgetting about unix users. I have a postgres db containing users and passwords. These are actually a complete email and a password. I would like imapd to authenticate using my db, where login is an email. I've seen many ways to accomplish sql authentication, so I don't know which is the right one. At last, how do I map the complete email to a cyrus mailbox? For example, if a user succesfully authenticate as name.lastn...@domain.com, how does cyrus translate it into a user.mailbox? Hi, I could be wrong but I think cyrus doesn't handle this case the way you want it. I think the @domain.com part will be stripped as configured but you end up with name.lastname, which will also be used as mailbox name. To do this, the usual hack seems to be to enable unixhierarchysep and then use mailbox names in the form of user/name.lastname. Of course, I may be completely wrong because I have never used such thing and it's some years ago when I looked at this last time. Simon
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