Hi ppl, I have a setup running qmail to deliver mail into the users home directory, and am using dot-qmail files to dump it in a selection of different files ($HOME/Mail/inbox-a, $HOM/Mail/inbox-b etc...)
I don't want to start creating multiple users in /etc/passwd in order to allow multiple pop boxes per user, I'd quite like the ability to setup usernames and passwords that qpopper would use in order to access the mail, assuming it can't be validated from the /etc/passwd file. I have compiled with: ./configure --with-pam=pop3 --enable-home-dir-mail=Mail/inbox And am wondering if there is any patch available which uses SQL or flat files to specify additional username/passwords, which would be able to access these more specific inboxes in a real users home directory. I guess what I want is a sort of secondary authentication system if PAM fails, and in that case, a lookup to find out in what real user the fake pop users inbox resides, and then a realtime version of the --enable-home-dir-mail compile switch above to specify the exact mailbox format filename to use. Any help very much appreciated... Thanks, James.
