--stefan radulian wrote on 21.05.2002 15:17 +0200: > hello, > yet another question: > how can i set up my courier to handle pop3-only and imap-only accounts. now i > am using authdaemon/authmysql for authentification, and every new user i > create is able to use pop3 and imap. what i want is to give imap access only > to certain users, and pop3 to the rest. but i want to handle them all with > mysql,...
Nope. Only userdb can handle that, or two separate installations of courier compiled into different directories (big mess). A runtime-option for the path to the authsocket would help too, but you really dont want to know about that :) I'd also like to use different databases: one for the delivery of incoming mail and another for authentification/retrival. Without authdaemon pop3d and imapd could use authmysql, and esmtpd uses userdb. Bad thing is that esmtpd and webmail share the same setting (etc/authmodules). Maybe some day webmail gets his own dedicated config-file (instead of ~10 different files like now...) where the authmodule may be specified individually. Until then I have to compile sqwebmail separately, and play around with symlinks. But back to your question: Recompile --without-authdaemon, let pop3d and esmtp use authmysql only, and point imapd to "authcram authuserdb" (via AUTHMODULES). Then export the imap-capable users to authuserdb via cron. Roland _______________________________________________________________ Don't miss the 2002 Sprint PCS Application Developer's Conference August 25-28 in Las Vegas -- http://devcon.sprintpcs.com/adp/index.cfm _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
