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Ow Mun Heng wrote: |
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> Cool. I've downloaded all the patches and the ebuild from the link you |
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> provided. Will take a closer look into them. (I doubt I'll use your |
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> shell script since it uses sendmail but heck, it sure as hell looks easy |
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> the way that's done. Good On You!) |
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Someone posted an ebuild here earlier that uses the exact same patches, but |
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is much better written than mine. You might want to check into it instead. |
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I use sendmail cause it's what I have always used. The one and only thing |
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that I never got around to figuring out with sendmail is how to do the |
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domain catchall address, fex if an email comes in for unknown user |
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joeblow@××××××××.com drop it in a specific folder or mailbox. It has to do |
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with how alias recursion is handled by sendmail, just never got around to |
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figuring it out. |
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My setup also does not use pam, it uses mysql directly. At some point it |
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just gets ridiculous setting up layers upon layers of crap just to get |
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authenticated (cyrus -> sasl -> pam -> mysql). I just removed an extra |
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layer ;) |
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Heh heh, the bottom line is that I managed to get it set up and working with |
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virtual domains, spam/virus checking, and mysql authentication. Once I got |
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it working I was just damn happy it finally was and never further deviated |
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from it ;) If someone else can get it working better, I would love to know |
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how. So if you do get it working, please share your results with us here. |
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