Will we have the ability to run procmail and/or maildrop in the user directory?

The reason is simple. With user ID's on the domain name, it's possible to add
sophisticated filtering at the domain level. I have an absolute need to have
such scripts at at least the domain level!

Also - with the quota system at the domain level, I can simply allow my
customers to select postmasters who can mange the domain via QMAILADMIN. The
combination of  domain quotas with filters and unlimited mailboxes (the custmor
buys x megabytes and maintains his own mail system) will make my customers very
happy campers!

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On Fri, 06 Oct 2000, Ken Jones wrote:
> Changes:
> 
> Oct 5  - integrated Krzysztof Dabrowski changes to the source code for
>          setting up domains under /etc/passwd users other than vpopmail.
> 
>        - vadduser: fix command line parsing, fix core dumps on
> incomplete
>          command line options, add check for ctrl-D break out of
>          vgetpassword function.
> 
>        - updated vauth_getpw in cdb module to return error if program
>          does not have permission to get a write lock
> 
>        - updated vuserinfo to have new output syntax, plus will output
>          all fields for a user if no options except email address is
> given.
> 
>        - removed redundant chdir() in vadduser in vpopmail.c
> 
> 
> 
> The major change is domain based quotas. Virtual email domains can
> be added under any /etc/passwd users home directory. All email is
> stored under that users uid/gid in thier home directory. Then 
> operating system based user quotas will apply to the virtual
> email domain.
> 
> New option to vadddomain -u username 
> where username is a username from /etc/passwd
> 
> For example
> 
> vadddomain -u kbo kbo.com test
> 
> where kbo's home directory is /home/kbo
> 
> This will create a /home/kbo/domains/kbo.com directory
> where all the vpopmail directories and emails get stored
> as the kbo user.
> 
> It only been tested with the cdb module. I've found it works
> with under any user and also under the vpopmail user. 
> 
> Thanks to Krzysztof Dabrowski for the majority of the new code.
> 
> Ken Jones
> http://www.inter7.com/vpopmail/

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