On Wednesday 01 June 2005 02:48 pm, Joshua Coucke wrote: > >you could also just export their information to say.. a flat file.. and > > then import that into whatever backend you want.
> Yes, I could. I just picked LDAP because it was the easiest thing to
> get our client software (Emerald) to export to.
isn't exporting to say.. a CSV file even easier? I would think so :)
> It is to bad vpopmail
> doesnt have support for the qmail.schema found in qmail-ldap.
they're very different packages, making the entry format compatible would be
very difficult, if even possible.
> If there isn't one there really should be some sort of standard for
> this....
don't say that too loud.. vol might hear it and rant about LDAP :)
-Jeremy
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