Jesse Norell wrote:
>>Inserting two similar aliases is no problem. In fact, having several
similar aliases is a feature :)
Usernames must be unique though.
You may want to make usernames unique per clientid, not overall.
Some people do that and make their pop/imap daemons check a specific
clientid (in fact, that would be a nice item to add to the config
file, so they can run multiple daemons bound to different ip addrs for
different clientid's right out of the box).
Currently there is no possibility for doing this. We need to change
quite a lot of things to get this to work. Quite a lot of functions
check only the userid (i.e. username) at the moment, without checking
the client_idnr (for instance, auth_adduser() in auth/authsql.c).
It sounds interesting to able to have multiple users with the same name,
but with different client_idnr. This might be a feature we'd like to add
in a future version
Ilja
Jn
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