[email protected] wrote:
> In regard to having MySql box or LDAP installed to validate users, is that a 
> mandatory requirement for the setup to work properly ?.

Not at all. You don't need either. Both will add complexity and 
additional points of failure and it may only deem useful with a 
relatively large userbase and large volumes of email. You may prefer to 
leave out both mysql and ldap, get your setup to work without problems 
and then start adding these features in case you need it.

LDAP is used to check for valid local mailboxes, but the MTA already 
does that and sends a 5xx error to the sending MTA if it is invalid (at 
least a proper MTA like exim does), so this functionality is already 
present.

I am not exactly sure what the mysql backend is used for but I assume it 
is to store assp settings and the bayesian database and such. Maybe it 
stores individual settings on a per user basis. It's up to you if you 
need this.

Greetings,
Jeroen

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