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On Fri, 3 Jul 2009, Luigi Rosa wrote:
As Joseph said, it is a matter of taste.
\var\spool\mail\acme1.com-
\user1
\var\spool\mail\acme2.com-
\user1
I want that the mail of us...@acme1.com and us...@acme2.com goes in
\var\spool\mail\acme1.com\user1
Note that there could be some users not equal between two domains.
What is the best practice?
1) Alias at Postfix level
2) The same maildir path specified in MySQL record
3) ln -s between \var\spool\mail\acme1.com\user1 and
\var\spool\mail\acme2.com\user1
Hmm, personally I'd prefer 2) over 3), e.g. because there is no need for
the symlinks, unless other tasks/services _rely_ on the existance of both
dirs.
Choosing between 1) vs. 2) I'd ask, who is going to login: If you have
both us...@acme1.com _and_ us...@acme2.com login, use 2), 1) otherwise.
But stick to one way for all for sake of maintainability.
Variant 2) has the drawback, that you have two distinct user entries with
a different password. However, I guess, you can manage to write a SQL
query to map both users to one entry in Dovecot, but what about other
services?
Bye,
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Steffen Kaiser
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