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Hi, |
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On Sunday, 10. March 2002 00:04, you wrote: |
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> We may want to evaluate vpopmail vs vmailmgr. vpopmail might be |
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> easier to set up since it uses one user for all vdomains and vmailmgr |
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> uses a user per domain. Also, as far as I can tell, vpopmail has a |
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> larger user base. It'll also work with courier-imap and a lot of web |
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> frontends. |
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> Whatever the case, I'm semi-familiar vpopmail and have never touched |
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> vmailmgr. Although... if we do one we might as well do both since |
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> they're easily the two most popular products to use in conjunction |
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> with qmail for virtual domains. I believe vpopmail can be configured |
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> to work with postfix too, but seeing has I have absolutely no |
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> experience with postfix I'm not a lot of good in that arena. |
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> I've also never written an ebuild... but no time like the present to |
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> learn. I'm just glad I'm not in a rush on this new server. |
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my machine has to be setup with vmailmgr, so this is not really an |
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issue for me... this has been decided in a different time and place... |
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i feel like i know vmailmgr pretty well, and i can see how the parts |
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will work together (mainly because i have a different machine with it |
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running already) |
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to be honest, i don't know vpopmail to well, but when i had to choose i |
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chose vmailmgr... |
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> Joshua |
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regards |
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Thilo |
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