Hi, enable ldap-cluster and QMQP (mainly used in clusters) later your schema could just be something like:
mail: u...@domain.tld mailMessageStore: /yuour/path/u/s/e/user mailHost: mail1.domain.tld That will cover the "incoming" part so that the email will be stored on the specified "mailHost" server. regards On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 9:19 PM, Khodayar Doustar <khoday...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > I'm planning to install lwq with ldap on a distributed mail system, > separated servers for webmail(roundcube), mail gateway (lwq), directory and > authentication server (ldap) and mail hubs(lwq), each one on separated > server(s). > All is OK with lwq but the fact that I'm going to host just one domain on > more than on mail hub server, it means that mailboxes of some users will be > stored in hub1.domain.com server and some other users will be stored in > hub2.domain.com. > I just want to know if that's possible, is ldap capable of handling such a > system? For example could I have such information for users: > mailname: us...@domain.com > mailhost: hub1.domain.com > mailpath: /var/qmail/domains/domain.com/user1 > and > mailname: us...@domain.com > mailhost: hub2.domain.com > mailpath: /var/qmail/domains/domain.com/user2 > and how the user creation will take place? Is that possible to choose > between servers the user is going to be created on? Or could it be > distributed between servers? > Any hint would be greatly appreciated since I couldn't find anything about > this case on the web. > Warm regards, > Khodayar Doustar
