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A. Khattri wrote: |
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> On Thu, 11 Aug 2005, kashani wrote: |
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>>Well yeah, but what happens when they ssh or ftp to the server? That's |
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>>the part I'm confused about. How does vpopmail auth them locally for |
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>>things other than mail which goes back to the original question. |
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> Our shell server and web servers are separate from our mail server but |
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> there's no reason you couldn't run this setup on the same server. |
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> Using libnss-mysql, you can have ssh and ftp also authenticate out of a |
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> MySQL database (the same database if you want). And since Pine and mutt on |
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> the shell server are configured to use IMAP, shell users can login and |
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> check email from there too. |
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> Basically all of this has allowed us to move to an almost completely |
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> virtual setup where ordinary users dont have any "real" system accounts at |
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> all. |
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And that isn't option #1 aka, stuff everything in a db and do central |
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auth from there" how? See I'm even loosing sleep just talking about |
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option #1. The rest of you have been warned. :) |
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