Hi there, I'm currently looking at ways to integrate james into one of
our projects, this project already has users in the database (mysql).
I now want to integrate james in this setup so that the mail-accounts in
james will correspond to the users in my userdatabase..
ie user "ca" in my database will have a mail-account "ca" and they will
both have the same password...
I have identified several ways to do this, all with different usability
and "niceness" to it..
1 - complete manually, ie when someone adds an user on our database, the
user must be added in james also, this requires lot of extra work, and
lots of problems which is not desired...
2 - replicate our users from our database into the james-user database,
this requires our program to actively support 2 user-databases, and
every change in our system should be transfered to the james-database.
3 - have james look into our user-database for accounts and
authentication, this requires that I change the james source, and keep
up to date with new releases, and change it's source...
Or perheps #3 can be easier then that, if james does have a pluggable
authentication system so that i can write my class that authenticates
according to our database... and also gets user info from our database..
however I see problems with both #2 and #3 (#1 has been dissregarded)
Is there a prefered way to do this?
any recomendations?
I'm not sure if this will be done against the 2.1.x releases or the 3.0
release yet, if that helps...
/Christian Andersson
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