On Sun, Aug 7, 2005, ""[EMAIL PROTECTED]"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
[snip] > Postfix to me, is better than Qmail/Sendmail, but still sucks. Why would > the sql SASL interface be so different from the sql alias maps? They > both do "verification" and both support sql yet widly different syntax > and modules for basically the same issues. Of course, cyrus sasl support > other authentication modules, etc, but that's where bloatware comes in: > supporting everything under the sun. I just got Postfix + TLS + SASL + MySQL (for the dbmail_users table) working on my server last week. Took an hour. I already had the SSL certs, so TLS was painless. Most of the hour was spent screwing with the sasl2/smtpd.conf file. The problem with Cyrus is that CMU appears to reject students who can write in the English language. Possibly in any language. There's no documentation for ANYTHING except for some useless abstracts. I didn't feel any bloat; everything was nicely modular. What I did feel was a continuity problem in the documentation, and for SASL, lack of any documentation at all. Aaron
