Curtis,

fully qualified usernames are not an option for David atm.


Curtis Maurand wrote:
> 
> First there isn't a decent front end for managing this.  No offense to
> the person that actually wrote the one thats on the website, but that
> one is cumbersome and it doesn't work very well.  I'm in the process
> (albeit slowly) of writing one.  I'm combining this front end with one
> for PowerDNS.  This isn't as difficult as you're all making it out to
> be.  Its really very simple.  Make the person's user name their email
> address.  Then the command to add  them is:
> 
> dbmail-users -a [EMAIL PROTECTED] -p <password type> -w <password> \
>  -g <client_idnr> -s [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> dbmail-users -a [EMAIL PROTECTED] -p <password type> -w <password> \
> -g <client_idnr> -s [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> It works perfectly, I've been doing it this way for months.  My clients
> log in with their email address and password.  My only complaint is lack
> of per user filtering, but I think that is a matter of adding a table to
> the database for spamassassin settings and linking it to the users
> table.  Amavisd-new has provisions for writing a custom query to get the
> information from a preferences table.
> 
> Curtis Maurand
> Maine Line Systems
> Biddeford, ME
> 
> 
> Paul J Stevens wrote:
> 
>>On a different note: I've ported Jesse Norell's usermap patch for
>>dbmail-1.2 to dbmail-trunk.
>>
>>This will allow dbmail managers to assign different usernames to users
>>than the one in the dbmail_users table.
>>
>>It won't solve the issue at hand, though. For that the usermap framework
>>would need to be extended to take into account additional information
>>such as the IP address of the client and/or the server, portnumbers, etc...
>>
>>
>>
>>Blake Mitchell wrote:
>>  
>>
>>>It's a simple matter of having enough information to figure out who a
>>>person is. If you have identical user names for different domains, and
>>>they are different people, then you need some other piece of identifying
>>>information to figure out the domain. Be it a separate port or IP, or a
>>>domain in the login, there has to be something to tell these people apart.
>>>
>>>DBMail uses a unique login, which is definitely a simpler way to deal
>>>with things. So the only way to get what you want is to have a separate
>>>install of dbmail for each of your domains. Not optimal in my opinion.
>>>If there is no way to convince your users they need to use their full
>>>email address as a login, you may just be better off sticking with what
>>>you have now.
>>>
>>>Niblett, David A wrote:
>>>
>>>    
>>>
>>>>I understand the client_idnr field, but I don't understand
>>>>how IMAP will determine when user 'xyz' from domain1 logs in
>>>>and user 'xyz' from domain2 logs in.  Right now I run a separate
>>>>IP per domain, and unless I force all my users to connect with
>>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (which most likely won't happen) then I
>>>>may be stuck here.
>>>>
>>>>-- 
>>>>David A. Niblett               | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>Network Administrator          | Phone: (352) 334-3400
>>>>Gainesville Regional Utilities | Web: http://www.gru.net/
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>From: Curtis Maurand [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 23,
>>>>2005 1:36 PM
>>>>To: DBMail mailinglist
>>>>Subject: Re: [Dbmail] Question about Virtual Domains
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Yes, it does work.  I do it now.  dbmail has a field for client id.
>>>>
>>>>each user has an alias, but all of my users have a user name of their
>>>>email address and an alias that is also their email address, you can
>>>>set up multiple email addresses for each customer.
>>>>I'm using postfix/dbmail/amavisd-new/spamassassin/clamav  The same
>>>>things that the barracuda networks gizmo uses (they don't use dbmail).
>>>>
>>>>Curtis
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Niblett, David A wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>      
>>>>
>>>>>I really hope that I'm missing something here.  How does DBMail deal
>>>>>with virtual domains?
>>>>>
>>>>>User: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>>User: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>>
>>>>>Right now, unfortunately, most all my users would log in
>>>>>as 'xyz' with POP server of 'mail.domain1.com'.
>>>>>
>>>>>Currently I have to run 3 IP addresses on a very old NTMail server in
>>>>>order to deal with virtual domains.  Can I do the same in DBMail, or
>>>>>how do I set it up to distinguish between the two users?
>>>>>
>>>>>-- 
>>>>>David A. Niblett               | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>>Network Administrator          | Phone: (352) 334-3400
>>>>>Gainesville Regional Utilities | Web: http://www.gru.net/
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