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I'm just doing some testing for setting up a virtual mailhosting |
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I've read the Gentoo Virt Mail Howto and quite a few others but still |
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have some questions. |
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Choosen Mail Server : Postfix |
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IMAP Client under consideration : Cyrus IMAP/Courier IMAP/DoveCot |
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Requirements. |
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1. Ability to do Virtual Mail Hosting |
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2. Ability to support local Users (see note) |
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3. Scalable |
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4. Support for flat file Passwords(/etc/passwd) or LDAP/MySQL |
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Note : |
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a. Some users will be local users. These users will have SSH/SFTP/FTP |
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b. Some users will need to have FTP access (NO SSH) to webhosting |
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The problem here is mainly due to note (a) and (b) where there is a need |
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for local users. What I want, what is written on postfix's site |
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(http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html) is a variation of |
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i) NON Postfix Store : Separate Domains, NON-Unix Accounts |
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ii) Postfix store : Separate Domains, UNIX Accounts |
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Can all of these be done using NON-Postfix Store |
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(cyrus/courier/dovecot) : Separate Domains with Unix and Non Unix |
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Accounts? Depending on whether there is need for note (a) and (b) |
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or should I just put the local users on a separate box? |
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