Thanks Pak and Eric. My schema looks perfect, and I've figured out my issue.
When you try and authenticate, and use just plain "user" instead of
"[email protected]" vpopmail looks for a "vpopmail.users" table. Because
everything is organized by domain (which makes perfect sense for virtual users
and virtual domains), it's pretty much mandatory to authenticate with the domain
via pop3. It then becomes more of a vpopmail question than qmailtoaster.
I think in our project, we'll enforce a new policy of customers' using their
full user@domain to authenticate.
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