IP-based access is totally fine if that part of your network is
physically secure. It sure solves a lot of headaches.
On 2/10/10 10:22 AM +0100 Per-Erik Persson wrote:
Well, what you describe would be the correct and security aware way of
doing it.
However since I am still testing i just did
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On Wed, 10 Feb 2010, Per-Erik Persson wrote:
By adding the IP of the server handling the maildeliveries to the group
called mail-writers which has permissions on every users Maildir.
Ah, got it, thanks.
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Well, what you describe would be the correct and security aware way of
doing it.
However since I am still testing i just did it the quick and dirty way.
By adding the IP of the server handling the maildeliveries to the group
called mail-writers which has permissions on every users Maildir.
So
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On Wed, 10 Feb 2010, Per-Erik Persson wrote:
I now have dovecots deliver (1.1.?)up and running and delivering mails to
maildirs located on the AFS
So if anyone is wondering, I would say that AFS works as a backend for
storing emails without any u
Sorry for the fuzz on the thread earlier.
I now have dovecots deliver (1.1.?)up and running and delivering mails
to maildirs located on the AFS
So if anyone is wondering, I would say that AFS works as a backend for
storing emails without any ugly patches.
