Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-08 Thread Michael Fair
I just noticed I mispoke in my original post. Kevin's right, you do not need multiple master processes I meant imapd processes. I apologize for any confusion. -- Mcihael --

Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-08 Thread Michael Fair
Please explain to me how the Cyurs imap process knows which realm to authenticate from if you are differentiating each domain by IP address? I said (somewhat paraphrased): You cannot have 2 userid's named "chris" in the same Cyrus installation, without using 1 IP address per domain and that there

Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-08 Thread Kevin M. Myer
On Thu, 4 Oct 2001, Michael Fair wrote: > You cannot, at this time, have multiple domains and one Cyrus > in the way you want it. There's nothing more to say. Given > the current constraints it cannot be done. You must go to a > multiple Cyrus solution unless you are willing to change > login

Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-04 Thread Matt Prigge
> Neither of solutions solve the problem because you are > still using multiple IPs. Whether that IP address comes > from a proxy server, or from an aliased port on the > same server is irrelevant it still adds up to 1 IP > address per domain. No, this isnt true. The proxy server would listen to

Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-04 Thread Michael Fair
Neither of solutions solve the problem because you are still using multiple IPs. Whether that IP address comes from a proxy server, or from an aliased port on the same server is irrelevant it still adds up to 1 IP address per domain. Here's a description of the problem given as a set of requirem

Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-04 Thread djinn
I did not, until this evening, know about the IMAPv4 limitation. That definitely puts a damper on things. Right now I'm thinking of two solutions: 1) some sort of IMAP proxy that intercepts requests, looks up the real username for the given alias (since I'm using mysql to handle the aliases on t

Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-04 Thread Matt Prigge
- Original Message - From: "Michael Fair" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 3:32 PM Subject: Re: Many domains, one Cyrus > You are slightly misunderstanding the problem. : - ) Not surprised: I had too much coffee this morning. > The proble

Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-04 Thread Michael Fair
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Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-04 Thread Matt Prigge
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Re: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-04 Thread Michael Fair
You cannot, at this time, have multiple domains and one Cyrus in the way you want it. There's nothing more to say. Given the current constraints it cannot be done. You must go to a multiple Cyrus solution unless you are willing to change login identifiers. To accomplish this using only one ma

RE: Many domains, one Cyrus

2001-10-04 Thread Nick Ustinov
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 prett