Pat, Thanks, I hope upgrading to the new version from the current is supported, I look forward to simpler to use email system. Btw, is there a way to disable features that we don't need? For instance, I don't think we'll ever use the imap and calendering features... Maybe other features as well... Is there a way to disable them?
Thanks once again, - Jake On 10/20/07, Patrick Felt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > i realized that i hadn't sent this to the list... > > > > > Jake, > see below: > > Jake Conk wrote: > Patrick, > > Thanks for your help. Is there anyway to add an additional domain for > bongo to manage email for or do we keep reusing the command that you > gave to add additional domain names for bongo? Ie: > > bongo-admin am "smtp agent" --user-domain=somehosteddomain.com > bongo-admin am "smtp agent" --user-domain=somehosteddomain1.com > bongo-admin am "smtp agent" --user-domain=somehosteddomain2.com > ....etc > > > just specify more than one --user-domain option: > bongo-admin am "smtp agent" --user-domain=somehosteddomain.com > --user-domain=somehosteddomain2.com > > When I use bongo-admin al to list the available agents it doesn't show > me the configured domain. > i don't think the al subprogram is made to show the configuration of the > agents, just which agents have been configured. > > Btw, do we have to configure pop as well > like the way you showed for smtp? > > bongo-admin am "pop agent" --user-domain=somehosteddomain.com > > > nope. but remember that for this to work, usernames must include the > domain, so the only way to make [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] the > same is > to actually create two separate users and make one forward to the other. > because the username includes the domainname, pop and imap pick them up > automatically. also keep in mind that the new branch that we are moving to > has a MUCH simpler configuration system :) > > pat > > > Thanks, > - Jake > > > On 10/19/07, Patrick Felt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > hmm. swedepop bounced this. perhaps there is a bug in there somewhere > > pat > > > Jake, > I apologize for it taking so long to find the answer here. We've been > spending a lot of time in the branch trying to rework how this all works so > I've had to dig to get the information. > > Doing what you'd like to do in the version you have "we might rename the > feature" is called a "user domain" or a "hosted domain". A hosted domain is > one for which we host mail, but the domain name is included as a part of the > username. If you run: > > bongo-admin am "smtp agent" --user-domain=somehosteddomain.com > > and then create your users with the username of > [EMAIL PROTECTED] you can get what you are looking for. In the > version you have, aliasing does not exist, so it isn't directly possible to > say [EMAIL PROTECTED] mail all goes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] without > creating users with both users and setting one of them to forward mail to > the other (this has been fixed in M3-RC1). > > as for what domain "rupert" is associated with, this is called a "Global > Domain". Global domains are appended to usernames. So if you have > GlobalDomain.com in the list of domains (set on startup) then "rupert" will > belong to all of them (no matter if you want him to or not). > > if i've been confusing, let me know. i have a knack at confusing people > :D > > pat > > Jake Conk wrote: > Hello, > > I installed pretty much all the bongo packages for my distro (openSUSE > 10.3)... I'll list them out... > > python-bongo (0.2.0) > bongo-web (0.2.0) > bongo-data (0.2.0) > libbongo-import (0.2.0) > bongo-debuginfo (0.2.0) > bongo-mta (0.2.0) > libbongo (0.2.0) > > I read somewhere on the website to use 'bongo-admin ua' command which > I did but like I said I didn't find any domain specific settings to > put for the user, only a name and password which why I'm stumped. > > Lets take this for example, I have site xyz.com and I would like to > create an email account for jake at xyz.com, how would I do that? > Maybe is the user name supposed to be the full email address and not > just a name? I noticed the demo installed a user account named rupert > but how do I know what domain rupert is associated with? > > Thanks for replying back to my email and sorry I wasn't in the chat > room anymore, maybe this way of communicating is better :) > > Thanks again, > - Jake > > > > On 10/19/07, Patrick Felt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Jake, > I guess i should have read more closely this email before responding > to your other one, which causes me to ask the question, Which package > did you install? > > pat > > Jake Conk wrote: > > > Hello, > > I just got bongo setup and running, created a few test users and using > the bongo-standalone webserver. My question is how do I create user > accounts that will only work for a certain domain? I notice there > isn't a configuration for a user's domain it's associate with, just a > whole bunch of other stuff. Is it even possible to associate a user > with only 1 domain or whenever you create a user they will be > associated with all domains? > > Thanks, > - Jake > > _______________________________________________ > Bongo-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/bongo-users > > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Bongo-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/bongo-users > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Bongo-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/bongo-users > > _______________________________________________ Bongo-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/bongo-users
