I use an implementation of Horde + Imp to provide webmail services. I
do not use Kerberos myself although I believe it is an option with Horde
+ Imp. Horde's homepage is http://www.horde.org (I feel as though this
is getting a bit off topic!)
If you go for Horde to get started you will need
alternative -
something else to post somewhere one day)
Regards
SJM
Stuart Morrison wrote:
Jim
Add the following lines to your imapd.conf (can leave out the comments)
#this says turn on virtual domains and use the user input to decide
which domain the user is in (I think from memory
Jim
Add the following lines to your imapd.conf (can leave out the comments)
#this says turn on virtual domains and use the user input to decide
which domain the user is in (I think from memory)
virtdomains: userid
#you need to state which domains you will accept mail for
loginrealms: domain1 do
Jim Norton wrote:
Quoting Ciprian Vizitiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
It doesn't seem like Cyrus related but a MTA one.
Anyway the question is (I think): do you have ONE Joe with ONE IMAP
box and
he should be able to receive mail on TWO domains? Or what you really
have is
TWO Joe(s) in TWO differ
I do not use postfix but...
I am using cyrus-imapd version 2.2.12 and sasl 2.1.19
If you have managed to get mailboxes in different domains you should not
have problems with users of the same name.
You will need to implement loginrealms (see man imapd.conf) for more.
Jim Norton wrote:
Ok,
Sven Mueller wrote:
Stuart Morrison wrote on 23/01/2006 00:30:
I am testing/using Cyrus 2.2.12 on FC3 (planning on going to RHES 4 just
as soon as).
I use SQL for authentication.
Is it possible to use an SQL select statement with loginrealms and
admins in the imapd.conf?
As I am
:
loginrealms_sql_select: select 'subdomain_names_column' from
'table_with_subdomains_in'
and similar for admins.
Great product, many thanks to all contributors.
Regards
Stuart Morrison
Cyrus Home Page: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus
Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyruswiki.andrew.c