Hi Pascal, On 11/22/2011 07:03 PM, Pascal Halter wrote: > I want to setup Djigzo in my network. At the moment I have the following > configuration: > > 5 eMail Clients <---> 5 Mailboxes at a Webhoster <---> External Mailserver > > I have 5 eMail clients in an intern network which is connected to the > internet. Each mail-client uses one mailbox at the webhoster. The mail > addresses on the webhoster are all of the same domain ([email protected], > [email protected], ...). Now I want to integrate Djigzo to communicate > encrypted with extern users, but I want to use the mailboxes at the > webhoster furthermore: > > 5 eMail Clients <---> Djigzo <---> 5 Mailboxes at a Webhoster <---> > External Mailserver > > Djigzo will run in the intern network (with dynamic internet IP). > Incoming mails will be fetched by Djigzo (with fetchmail) from the > mailboxes at the webhoster, will be decrypted and stored in > Djigzo-Postfix Mailboxes until the intern mail-clients will fetch them > (I will use dovecat on Djigzo-Gateway). Outgoing mails will be delivered > by the intern mail clients to Djigzo, which encrypts them. Then Djigzo > has to send them over the mailserver of the webhoster. > So I have to configure the mailserver of the webhoster as external relay > host. But my problem is, how to configure the SASL passwords for each of > the 5 users. I can configure only one SASL password per mailserver. > > Generally, is my configuration possible with Djigzo? > How is it possible, to configure SASL passwords for all my users in Djigzo?
Djigzo uses Postfix for the MTA. Although I haven't tested this, it should be possible to setup Postfix to use different credentials per sender. See: http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html#client_sasl_sender This however cannot be setup via the Web gui so you need to configure this from the command line. Kind regards, Martijn Brinkers -- Djigzo open source email encryption _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
