On Thursday 29 April 2004 02:39, Rick Widmer wrote:
Good luck. Two servers, or a virtual server where each qmail+vpopmail
image appeared as a separate machine would be the only ways I would want
to keep them separate. If you find a reasonable way, please let us know.
An idea could be to run
Cesare D'Amico wrote:
Thanks for all your advices, I'll try to find some time to have a look at the
(really interesting) pmailadmin framework. Does it work with cdb files yet?
Right now there are things that only work with cdb files. At least with
the extension option. Once I get all the
Hi all, I've googled for this, but I came to nothing.
Is it possible to configure vpopmail to use more than one auth module at
a time? In particular, I need it to search into cdb files for some
domains, and use a mysql backend for another one.
That's because I was asked to consolidate two mail
Cesare D'Amico wrote:
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Ciao
ce
Not possible. At this time.
X-Istence
Alle 01:37, giovedì 29 aprile 2004, X-Istence ha scritto:
Not possible. At this time.
D'oh!
I think I'll have to do something on the web app then. Or perhaps try to
use two sets of vpopmail binaries, which isn't a really appealing
possibility.
Thanks for the quick reply :)
Ciao
ce
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Cesare D'Amico wrote:
Hi all, I've googled for this, but I came to nothing.
Is it possible to configure vpopmail to use more than one auth module at
a time?
That is not going to be possible because the choice of authentication
back-end is made by setting a symlink (vauth.c) at compile time.
