On 2012-03-25 4:29 PM, Patrick Ben Koetter <p...@state-of-mind.de> wrote:
If you plan to use Dovecot, use Dovecot SASL to configure Submission on
Postfix.
If you don't plan to use Dovecot, use Cyrus SASL to configure Submission on
Postfix.
You can still use dovecot-sasl even if you aren;t going to use it for
IMAP access...
Although, if you are going to run an IMAP server, why *wouldn't* you use
dovecot? The only reason I can think of is if you are already very
fluent and comfortable with cyrus.
Personally, the only time I would recommend cyrus-sasl over dovecot-sasl
is if you need your postfix to use client-side sasl (which dovecot
doesn't currently support, unless that has changed recently and I missed
it), or if you are already fluent with cyrus/cyrus-sasl and have no
desire/plans to change with no desire/plans to change.
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Best regards,
Charles
