On Thu, 24 Dec 2009, Spyros Tsiolis wrote: > Hello, > > I happen to try to make XMail work with dovecot these days. > > I don't know if Dovecot is of any interested to you. > However, my choice was this because I've been using XMail for nine years now > and > I am pretty happy with it and don't want to drop it under any circumstances.. > > So here goes what little I know so far about XMail and Dovecot. > > Yes, XMail works like a charm with dovecot (that's what people in this list > keep telling > me) and I tried it myself and it seems that it interfaces fully with XMail. > > Two key-steps (AFAIK) : > > 1. cd to /etc/dovecot.conf > copy the original dovecot.conf file (cp dovecot-example.conf dovecot.conf) > edit dovecot.conf and find the line that says : > > #mail_location = > > uncomment the starting hash (#) or copy it and uncomment the copied line, just > to keep the original untouched) > and you change it to the following : > > mail_location = maildir:/var/MailRoot/domains/%d/%n/Maildir > > "%d" is for domain names (just the domain names: like example.com) > and "%n" is for mail usernames. So from what you see, you keep the > XMail structure. And _this_ is what I love about Dovecot at the moment.
Oh OK, it seemed strange it didn't support multi-domains. - Davide
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