Laurent Dilain a écrit : > Hello ! > > I'm currently migrating my mail server from an old Fedora to an Ubuntu LTS. > > My configuration : > Server01 (old Fedora) : > POP3/IMAP/SMTP ports open to Internet > Postfix Server with SASL authentification against local PAM db > Dovecot Server with local mailboxes > > Server02 (Ubunti LTS) : > POP3/IMAP/SMTP ports in my LAN > Perdition with popmap.db > Postfix Server that does SASL authentification against local Dovecot > (with mysql) > Dovecot Server with local mailboxes > > I'm moving progressively mailboxes from Server01 to Server02, and I'm > forwarding POP3/IMAP ports to perdition on Server02. Everything works > great, except one thing : my users outside my permited networks need to > be authentificated to send mail from Server01, and they can't be if > their accounts are on Server02, since Postfix only authentificate from > local PAM (Server01). >
why not keep their accounts on Server01 (to allow authentication and submission) and use transport_maps to deliver their mail to Server02... > Basically, I need all my users (mailboxes on Server01 and Server02) to > use Postfix's Server01 to send mail. > > Is there a way to use 2 mixed SASL auth on a server ? > Is it possible to use a remote Dovecot server for SASL ? > > Thanks ! > > Laurent
