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Ow Mun Heng wrote: |
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> Just wondering, can I say, have a virtual domain user user1@localdomain |
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> (where localdomain is really local but just hosted as a virtual domain) |
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> which can have SSH/FTP access using the same password to access their |
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> email? |
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FTP to access the maildir, you mean? ssh for sftp? (same purpose)? |
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> Thanks for the heads up then. Is the slowness attibuted to lookups to |
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> passwords or some other issues? |
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storage format and concurrency. with the same hardware, courier-imap outperformed dovecot. |
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at least in most scenarios I've tested, or been told about. |
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> Hmm... I see a general preference towards courier here. |
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Been there, just that :) - I been sticking around with linux and free software since.... well, a lot |
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of time ago. the kernel was like 3 years old then :) |
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> Just curious, |
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> have you tried cyrus at all? If yes, what are it's shortcomings? |
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Yep. I worked for SuSE for along time, and it's an excellent product (cyrus+postfix being the |
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preference at that time, I can't tell now), but mail systems should be simple enough, and cyrus |
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tends to add a couple of steps that turn it into unusable for a beginner admin. |
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Arturo "Buanzo" Busleiman - www.buanzo.com.ar |
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Consultor en Seguridad Informatica |
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President, Open Information System Security Group - Argentina |
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