>> I misread the part out src-ip. >> >> You may be able to do what you want by combining >> >> iptables-dnat with the usermap table. > > Or similarly (ie. in the "ugly hacks" camp), use perdition to proxy > your pop3 sessions to dbmail running on different ip addrs (eg. use as > many 127.x.x.x addrs as you need) and combine with usermap.
These are good idea! We can set, using usermap: user1 can access to dest-ip1 user2 can access to dest-ip2 iptables: allow src-ip1 to dest-ip1 allow src-ip2 to dest-ip2 Then it will solve my problems. Thank you so much!! By the way, it will be harder to deploy. I'd like to suggest a new table for this purpose. It can be implemented after checking the usermap table. _______________________________________________ DBmail mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.fastxs.nl/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
