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* Cult Hero (culthero@××××××××.info) wrote: |
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> We may want to evaluate vpopmail vs vmailmgr. vpopmail might be easier to |
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> set up since it uses one user for all vdomains and vmailmgr uses a user per |
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> domain. Also, as far as I can tell, vpopmail has a larger user base. It'll |
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> also work with courier-imap and a lot of web frontends. |
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It would be ideal if one could _either_ install vpopmail or vmailmgr |
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with their out of the box qmail. I know I've had different occassions |
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where I had vmailmgr running on the system, but really could have used |
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vpopmail. On the other hand, with respect to completeness in virtual |
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hosting, vmailmgr is the way to go. With vmailmgr, chroots for pure-ftp |
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are ready to go, everydomain can manage their mail accounts with omail, |
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etc. |
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I'd like to tag along for this one too. |
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Gontran |
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