> Claudio Jeker [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > The funny thing is that it should be clear that if you have just one > mailserver (pop3/imap box) you have to give every user that logs in a > different uid. If you can show me some software that, through phenomena not > yet fully understood, has the possibility to evaluate from uid=foobar to > either fobbar@domain.<tld> or foobar@otherdomain.<tld> in a 100% > crash-proof way (without using a Server IP based solution) then I will add > this to qmail-ldap personally.
Just like using an add on such as vmailmgr or vpopmail, qmail-ldap does support virtual domains in the sense that all that need be done is a unique username for each user should be created. In the case of vmailmgr the username takes the form: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In short we just create each user with the full username. For Netscape the format that has to be used is somewhat different ie. virtualuser-myname. So isn't it satisfactory for each user to have a unique pop3/imap username. Seperately ---------- However, qmail virtual domains allow mail sent to the domain to be directed to a virtual domain account. The virtual domain account can support more then one domain which would be extremely usefull in qmail-ldap. Support for alias-domains which will forward all registered accounts to the equal account in another domain would be great. Changes in the aliased domain will be automatically replicated to the alias domain. Is there a way to do this currently or are any ideas floating around on how to implement this? Regards, Shaun Scott
