Hi Kervin, hi Christian, > >> Since POP3 lacks the possiblity to authenticate a user for a specific > >> domain, I've taken the "not-so-nice" approach and created users like > >> > >> username.domainname > > > > Minor point..., > > > > Cyrus IMAP server, and a few others that support virtual domains use > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sure thing ;) I wanted this approach, too, but the JDBCVirtualUserTable looks up the virtual user and parses the resulting name. If there is a @ in that name (that would reflect the user at the virtual domain), the mail would not be delivered locally but would be passed to another host. I worked around that by doing the "username.domainname" notation. But you're right, the other approach is mucho nicer. > > I think that approach has the advantage of being able to tell the user > > "Just use your full email address as your login name" Agreed. Lev. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
