I don't know about all the packages you describe, but with postfix, you will probably have to compile it to support Mysql backend... I imagine you will find the same for proftp and the others...
rgds Frank -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Galileo Sent: Monday, 29 October 2001 11:37 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [expert] Linux ISP I'm looking for suggestions for building a linux only isp. So far my solution look like this: Postfix+Cyrus using autentification try pam from a mysql database for smtp/pop3/imap access. Replex for mail administration. Freradiusas radius server since it can be configured to use mysq database for autentification and it looks like the best opensource radius. Haven't yet decided which frontend to use for radius. Proftpd as ftp and also uses autentification from same database. Apache+perl+php as webserver. Open webmail as webmail application. And ofcourse Mandrake as my favorite linux distribution. Few questions : Does Postfix ,proftpd and the rest of needed software that comes with mandrake 8.1 have all the modules needed for me to accomplish this or do I have to build them my self? For example I wasn't abble to find pam_mysql package for mandrake but I found a package for Polish(ed) linux which should work. Is there any manual on this on the internet? I have found some howto pages but they are to old and to outdated. My goal is to use a database for all accounting so I wouldn't have to create classical user accounts. It would be very useful to hear some real world experience from people who already have it working. Any suggestions, ideas, flames :))) Sorry for my bad English and spelling mistakes I hate spell checkers ;)
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