Guy a écrit : > Hi mouss, > > 2009/1/21 mouss <mo...@ml.netoyen.net>: >> I don't see what you mean by "two completely separate programs". > > I meant my current setup with maildrop+authdaemon for delivery and > dovecot for IMAP/POP3. One set of confs for delivery and one set for > IMAP/POP3. > If I change to Dovecot deliver then delivery and IMAP/POP3 are done by > Dovecot. Configuration for delivery and IMAP/POP3 would all be in one > set of confs, Dovecot. >
if you use dovecot as your imap/pop server, and if you don't need maildrop features, then yes, just use dovecot LDA. >> AFAIK, sieve doesn't check mysql (at this time). > > Bad wording on my part there. I just meant that I needed Dovecot > deliver to look up the user homedir. Not sieve. I'm assuming that > sieve uses something like the .mailfilter files used by maildrop. > yes, .dovecot.sieve. > I was mostly just wanting to know what guys on this list thought of > Dovecot delivery. Figured the opinions on this list would be worth > hearing. If you Postfix gurus like it, then it's probably worth > looking at Dovecot deliver as an option. > If you don't need maildrop features (ability to run any external command, ability to do pattern matching with $MATCH things [not yet supported by dovecot]), then use dovecot LDA.
