as best I can tell this plugin was written for a vpopmail install that lacks virtual domains. my vpopmail db does not contain a vpopmail table within it, but it has tables for each virtual domain hosted. I hacked up the code to get the smtp auth i needed for one domain temporarily but I'd be interested in adding support for vdomains if thats actually my problem.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 21:14:39 -0500, Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Bob wrote: > > > Fred Moyer wrote: > > > >> Jeff Roberts wrote: > >> > >> > >>> hello, > >>> > >>> I'd like to use the auth_vpopmail_sql plugin so that some remote users > >>> can send thru our mail server, but I can't find any examples of folks > >>> using it so I'm not sure where to put it in config/plugins or the > >>> syntax to call it. Could anyone give me an example config that uses > >>> that plugin? > >>> > >> > >> > >> Sure! In config/plugins I have: > >> ... > >> auth/auth_vpopmail_sql > >> quit_fortune > >> check_earlytalker > >> > >> And in plugins/auth/auth_vpopmail_sql you need to configure the database > >> connection: > >> > >> 66 my $connect = "dbi:mysql:dbname=vpopmail:host=my_database_host"; > >> 67 my $dbuser = "my_vpopmail_user"; > >> 68 my $dbpasswd = "my_vpopmail_user_password"; > >> > >> It's as simple as that! > >> > >> > >> > > Any way to tls-tunnel the transfer of password? > > > > sql is more understandable than ldap, that's a plus. > > > > -Bob Dodds > > I mean tls tunnel the sender-to-mta transfer of password > (presumably the sql server is on an internal link to mta). > > -Bob > >
