> Well my dilemma is that I'm evaluating squirrel for to support 10,000
> users.
> I've installed WU-IMAPD on the same server as that of SM and noticed that
> SM
> had created files that store the SENT, DRAFT and TRASH folders relative to
> SM and .mailboxlist to store the folder names.
SquirrelM
ing information maintained by the SM
server?
Regards,
Gopi
From: Jon Angliss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gopi Balasingam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] SM deployment
Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2003 11:58:12 -0500
Hello Gopi,
On Sunday, June 29, 2003, Gopi Ba
> mail users have to be recreated on the SM webmail server? How is the
> authentication handled here? Is it standard Uni*x /etc/passwd or
The auth info (login and password) are passed to the IMAP server, which
performs the actual authentication. So no, you don't need to recreate
accounts or home
Hello Gopi,
On Sunday, June 29, 2003, Gopi Balasingam wrote...
> Hi there,
> After having installed SM and checking out it's feature list, I have q few
> question regarding a practical deployment approach:
> 1) The mail server POP/IMAP is installed on a separate server while the SM
> Webmail is to
Hi there,
After having installed SM and checking out it's feature list, I have q few
question regarding a practical deployment approach:
1) The mail server POP/IMAP is installed on a separate server while the SM
Webmail is to be installed on another server in a DMZ. In this case, do the
mail use
Hi there,
After having installed SM and checking out it's feature list, I have q few
question regarding a practical deployment approach:
1) The mail server POP/IMAP is installed on a separate server while the SM
Webmail is to be installed on another server in a DMZ. In this case, do the
mail use
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 18:38:53 -0500 (CDT)
"Chris Winterrowd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Another concern I have is if we host all of the preferences on a
> single database cluster, when a user logs in, the preferences will be
> subject to network latency - this is ok if it is only during login or
> It does, like multilogin, allow you to change any and all settings in
> SquirrelMail's main config file on a per-domain or even per-user basis
> (multilogin does it, of course, on a per-IMAP server basis). Its
original
> intent was as you guessed, but it has evolved to offer a lot more
> flexibi
> > If the multilogin plugin stored preferences (and address books and
> > personal dictionaries) into a format such as
> > data/imap-server/imap-username - we might be able to use it, instead
> > of creating multiple instances of SM.. but since we'd want to change
> > configuration options based o
> > The big issue I've run into in this scenario is how to install a
> > single instance of SM and have it connect to multiple servers and
> > store the preferences on a per post office basis- the multilogin
> > plugin doesn't change the way preferences are stored (i.e., if my
> > login is 'bobsmit
Hello Chris,
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, Chris Winterrowd wrote...
>> [..] Also you might want to check to see if your IMAP server has
>> support for server side sorting, and if so, enabling it in the
>> SquirrelMail configuration (it's under the General options iirc in
>> config/conf.pl).
> We
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, Jon Angliss wrote...
> PHP 4.3.x is supposed to handle multi-byte characters a little better
> than the earlier versions, so that'd be a good start. For a trial, you
> might want to try throwing 1.4.1[cvs], or 1.5.0[cvs], against the same
> user, as there have been som
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