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On Fri, 27 Feb 2015, Karol Babioch wrote:
I'm currently looking into ways of making use of client certificates. I
want to force external clients (i.e. anything outside the local subnet)
to use client certificates. It is my understanding that this in
Karol Babioch writes:
You can share libraries, binaries,
log files, but use separate configuration files, specifying different
ports/addresses/ssl-configs/auth/access parameters. Then you can fire
them both up
dovecot -c /dovecot/etc/dovecot-1.conf
dovecot -c /dovecot/etc/dovecot-2.co
Hi,
Am 28.02.2015 um 00:28 schrieb Joseph Tam:
> That should be qualified as "Is it possible to have Dovecot imap/pop
> daemons listening on multiple ports for a single running instance."
Yes, exactly.
> You can share libraries, binaries,
> log files, but use separate configuration files, specif
Karol Babioch writes:
As far as I know dovecot is not able to operate on multiple ports, as
stated in the FAQ [1].
> [1]: >
http://wiki.dovecot.org/QuestionsAndAnswers#Is_it_possible_to_have_Dovecot_imap.2BAC8-pop_daemons_listening_on_multiple_ports.3F
That should be qualified as "Is it poss
Quoting Karol Babioch :
Hi list,
I'm currently looking into ways of making use of client certificates. I
want to force external clients (i.e. anything outside the local subnet)
to use client certificates. It is my understanding that this in itself
can be achieved with the "ssl_require_client_ce
Hi list,
I'm currently looking into ways of making use of client certificates. I
want to force external clients (i.e. anything outside the local subnet)
to use client certificates. It is my understanding that this in itself
can be achieved with the "ssl_require_client_cert" setting.
However, I al
