Am 14.07.2016 um 14:26 schrieb Gordan Bobic:
and if it's only for security resons because dovecot makes the authetication based on the dbmail database directly with the client and until that was successful no single bit of a arbitary client passes to dbmailThe fact that you are running a different IMAP daemon as a proxy in front of it sounds pretty damning...
no it don't * you can share the same auth for postfix submission instead mangle around with sasld and friends * if you have had historical setups where users needed % instead of @ and don't want a support nightmare you need something like "auth_username_translation" from dovecot anyways * if you consider setup a scalable infrastructure you would anyways put a proxy in front to have later easy options for split load on different backends like you are doing it with http * if you grow and have to serve *really* high load you would anyways consider a proxy doing TLS offloading far away from the backend servers as you do it with http
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