Hi,
want u want is homedir-mailboxes or maildirs.
Nearly every mailer is able to do this. I suggest
looking at qmail or exim.
With this mailers you r independant of /etc/passwd too.
You can manage users via LDAP (which i would recommend
for a large-scale setup) or ascii-files or sql or...
reg
> domain users add to the confusion. Is there a method out there already that
> will allow the nice sorting of users (/home/a, /home/b, etc) and some way
> to break out virtual domain users, along with their mail, that will work
> with the POP and IMAP daemons, and exim?
in /etc/
Hi,
want u want is homedir-mailboxes or maildirs.
Nearly every mailer is able to do this. I suggest
looking at qmail or exim.
With this mailers you r independant of /etc/passwd too.
You can manage users via LDAP (which i would recommend
for a large-scale setup) or ascii-files or sql or...
re
> domain users add to the confusion. Is there a method out there already that
> will allow the nice sorting of users (/home/a, /home/b, etc) and some way
> to break out virtual domain users, along with their mail, that will work
> with the POP and IMAP daemons, and exim?
in /etc/
G'Day, fellow ISPers.
My user base is getting to the point where keeping flat /home, /var/mail
and other various directories is getting hard to maintain. Also, virtual
domain users add to the confusion. Is there a method out there already that
will allow the nice sorting of users (/home/a,
G'Day, fellow ISPers.
My user base is getting to the point where keeping flat /home, /var/mail
and other various directories is getting hard to maintain. Also, virtual
domain users add to the confusion. Is there a method out there already that
will allow the nice sorting of users (/h
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