http://batleth.sapienti-sat.org/projects/mb2md/
courier does pop, imap, ssl (both with and without tls), ldap/mysql lookups, and all the other goodies you'd expect. i've been running it for a couple of years now with zero problems.
jason
Steve Hoffman wrote:
Thanks for all the suggestions so far...I'll look into that binc, I've also found "Dovecot" but the only way to get multiple passwd files is to use the beta version...yuk! I'd prefer to just drop in an IMAP server to setting up a whole new environment, but sometimes i just have to bit the bullet. I'm setting up a dummy server this weekend to reproduce the environment and I'll probably end up trying a few of the different suggestions.
Please keep them coming!
Steve
On Apr 1, 2005 8:45 AM, Chander Ganesan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Look into Binc IMAP . It also has tools that support POP, it uses the maildir format, and is designed to host multiple domains with ease (I'm doing it now).
All the other normal stuff is available...ssl, etc. Authentication can occur via a variety of mechanisms, ldap, passwd, kerberos, etc. The directory structure you list below is more or less exactly what BINC uses. You can manage and maintain passwd files on a per-domain basis as well.
Chander
Steve Hoffman wrote:
Been doing quite a bit of research on MTA's and retrieval daemons for email, but I wanted to know what other people are using.
We basically host email for several hundred domains and are using Exim as the MTA in mbox format with tpop3d to pick mail up, throw a little pop-before-smtp in there and viola...our setup.
Basically all I'm trying to do is add IMAP (timapd would have been perfect but doesn't exist yet) for these virtual users, but none of them seem to support mbox format or are configurable enough to use our current directory structure (ex /etc/virtual/domain.com/passwd, /var/spool/virtual/domain.com/user, etc) So if I'm going to convert mailboxes then I might as well look into redoing the whole shebang!
So what can I use that's relatively easy to setup and very reliable for multiple domains. Would prefer RPM based, since this will run on RHEL3, but I'll do source too.
TIA, Steve
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