Hi all! After several years of using Courier imapd as black box on Debian for accessing my ~/Maildir, I recently got the chance to examine it a bit more closely. I have tested the grounds using a self-compiled imapd 4.1.3 with authlib 0.59.3 on CentOS 5.0 and am pretty happy with what I've seen from my tests.
I have found that I cannot use the userdb tool to create a user following the "user%domain.tld" scheme, which I would like to support for legacy reasons. (Read: The users have swallowed it and aren't asking questions about it, so why introduce anything new.) Short of diving into test drives with the other authentication modules, I would appreciate if someone could let me know whether the % sign is generally unusable, or if this is specific to userdb authentication. Thanks for your time, -martin -- Schmitt Systemberatung Linux/UNIX Giessener Str. 18 Internet/Intranet 35415 Pohlheim/Germany E-Mail Infrastructure http://www.scsy.de Antispam/Antivirus
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