I don't think you may need vpopmail if you are going to run qmail-ldap. The only type of administrative tools/clients you will then need is any client that can interact with the LDAP server so as to manage the qmail users data stored in the ldap directory. If you are a developer you may write your own front end to access and populate the ldap directory with data for example if you are comfortable with Java you may use JNDI to do the same. Of course for qmail-ldap, you should first get to know LDAP. We use vpopmail for easy administration of virtual domains, now when we run qmail with the ldap patch most of the data required for virtual domains and accounts will reside in the LDAP server, and you use "control/rcpthosts" and "control/locals" files (this file will "also include all your virtual domains"), you will not use "control/virtualdomains" file.
Allan Kamau. -----Original Message----- From: Michael Fuller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 01 February 2003 14:15 To: Qmail Forum; Qmail LDAP Forum Cc: sqwebmail Subject: After Qmail - What next Importance: High Hello everybody, I have installed qmail on Red Hat 8 and want to proceed further. My requirements are 1. LDAP authentication 2. POP3 mail. 3. Web Mail. 4. Easy Admin Interface. What are my choices in software. I am considering vpopmail (with LDAP module) + SqWebmail + vQadmin. Will this combination satisfy my requirements ? Or is there any other better choice available ? Thanks for the help :-) Regards, Michael Fuller, Network Administrator - RAILNET, Signal and Telecommunication Department, Southern Railway, Park Town, Chennai - 600 003. Phone: +91-44-25331962, +91-44-25348123 / 627 E-Mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
