"Denis Voitenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Try: http://www.davideous.com/imap-maildir/
> >
> > The UW-IMAP server [...]
> That is correct. I've am using it for about a month now and am extremely
> happy with it. The LAN has 80 users on it and it hasn't come even close to
> crashing. I had some problems patching it but David put a patched version on
> the site upon my request. Thanks, David.
Ok, so what is necessary to make this really useful in the
following scenario :
(a) Thousands of IMAP users spread accross hundreds of virtual
domains all running under a single UNIX user-id and using custom
authorization (i.e. not UNIX /etc/passwd or Kerberos but instead
something like a CDB File, an SQL backend database etc.), with IMAP
user-ids looking like 'user%dom.ain'
(b) As a consequence of (a), there are no "real" home directories per
user [in the sense of getpwuid(UID)->pw_dir], therefore the Maildirs
are spread over some spool area that is based on whatever layout I
find most efficient for the job.
Can I do this without doing some Major Hacking [TM] to the code?
-t
