HI blaine, I've been working along similar lines.
> As it stands, our setup involves qmail-ldap/control, courier pop/imap, > and pam-ldap. We have some users who have unix access privileges, and > others who are purely mail accounts. Additionally, we have some domains > whose recipients do not have accounts on our server. I am not using the control pathces yet; my system doesn't have shell users (so no pam/unix accounts) but I am trying to integrate proftpd and apache in to the deal. DNS too, for that matter. > > Dealing with the local users is easy. They're in the LDAP store, and > everything is working nicely. It's the virtual domains that I'm > bothered by. The solutions that exist, as far as I can tell, are as > follows: > I use the followinf tree structure, at the moment: c=nl |------o=domain1,c=NL | |-----cn=ace@domain1,o=domain1,c=NL |------o=domain2,c=NL etc etc To let people administer their own domain is fairly easy: just give ldap access to the subtree where their domain is under. I use a self-written php/ldap webinterface called ' emailmanager' and it's running at great satisfaction now for over 2 years. If you want to know more, just mail me, but due to various time restrictions I expect only in 2 or 3 months to have an alpha version of the whole thing, called 'qwido' out on sourcefourge. Greetings, ace PS Did you check out the admin tools that Turbo Fredrikson wrote (PHPQLAdmin I believe).
