[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
My scene is a little complicated.
Is there any way to disble pop3 access per user and not disable imap
access on the same user using QMAIL auth_imap and auth_pop3? I know if
I use courier-imap & courier-pop3 I can do it.
of solutions.... jeje. A piece of qmail, a piece of courier, a little
of perl, etc.
I have three servers.
One: Ldap master (slurp). Users-mailboxes management
Two: Mx1 --> qmail-ldap, openldap slave with mailboxes in SAN
Three: Mx2 --> qmail-ldap, openldap slave with mailboxes in SAN
I need high availability, so, if one server goes down, the other has
to be able of take the task of the downed server.
Use courier imap implies for example not autocreating maildir
(mailboxes) when a user login in; other kinds of statistics, etc.
But I think the big problem is how to mailboxes management because
before I used qmail-vpopmail but now I don´t use vpopmail
I am worried about the management of the mailboxes.
What is used instead of vpopmail?
Exists some development already done? I have written it in Perl but...
Thanks you very much.
Pardon the potentially naive response. I'm not sure why you want to turn
off pop and not imap, but if both qmail servers are using mail boxes on
the san then what problem is there in using the stock maildir create
script? Until fail over happens, MX1 manages mail on the san. When it
dies, MX2 picks up reading from the same san. Where is the issue with
the mailboxes? What am I missing?
Personally, I would rather turn off IMAP for my clients, but they like
it more than POP. So, I wondered why the reverse is true for you. Are
you denying POP3 for most or only for a few?
