K. F. Yim writes:
> 1) Domain based LDAP user entries that allow dynamic searching and POP3
> authentication mechanism (uid=loginid,ou=virtualdomain.com) that allow
> duplicate UID under different domains. e.g. dn: uid=loginid,
> ou=virtualdomain.com,dc=domain,dc=com.
Why not include the domain in the uid attribute? Eg
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(some old MUAs don't like the `@', it has never been a problem for me)
> 2) /var/qmail/control/locals and virtualdomains files that allows the
> handling of =>10,000 virtual domains
You can try the qmail-ldap-control patch (I haven't used it yet).
> 3) Domain based directory structure that support the above.
dc=eg,dc=com
|
ou=domains
|
+----------------------------------
| | |
ou=foo.com ou=bar.com ou=...
|
+---------...
|
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Regards,
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Adriano
