On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, Richard Gration wrote: > I've had a good look for this 2 or 3 times in the last 12 months and > haven't found anything. The basic problem is that qpopper looks up the > POP user in /etc/passwd. You need to find a way to look it up somewhere > else, an LDAP directory or an SQL database being the most likely > solutions, but qpopper doesn't support either of these directly.
There are _hacks_ to do this, but if the original poster wants it, he's better off moving to a pop3/imap server which can handle it semi-natively. Cyrus or Courier being good choices. People, qpopper is good at what it does (SMALL, SIMPLE(*) server pop3 facilities), but let's keep it that way, rather than trying to turn it into a marching band. (*) Emphasis on small and simple. I wouldn't use it past 1500 users, or for trying to pull half the stunts people are attempting here. If you want pop3 users to provide [EMAIL PROTECTED] and have mapping, use a server designed from the ground up for virtual domain facilities.
