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Ben Munat wrote: |
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> though it still confounds me at times. I was toying with switching to |
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> postfix, but I was put off by the fact that one has to do their own |
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> mysql wrangling to manage their domains... vpopmail seemed like less work. |
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Ditch the Gentoo Virtual How-to and use PostfixAdmin if you decide to go |
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the Postfix route. Web interface for admin, domain admin, and user self |
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admin. I switched to it about two years ago and have been really happy. |
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> I'm also concerned about being able to migrate all my domains' existing |
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> mail. Vpopmail creates a directory under /var with all the domains and |
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> all it's users. I suppose I could probably do the postfix configuration |
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> to point each virtual user to the directory under vpopmail instead of |
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> the usual /home dir. |
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Anything .maildir/ format is going to be trivial to move. Most Postfix |
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virtual stuff uses some form of the following format. |
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/var/vmail/$domain/$user |
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The above is configurable though you might need to tweaks things a bit |
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if you were using /var/vmail/$user@$domain.com/ or other formats. In any |
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case 10 minutes of scripting would handle that as well. |
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kashani |
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