Hallo Roland, would be nice to have your and the other implementation posted.
Mfg Malte Woelky Wednesday, June 4, 2003, 12:49:45 AM, you wrote: RC> I implemented something similar myself, but had the domain name read RC> from an environment variable. That way you can run different default RC> domains on different server IP addresses without having multiple qmail RC> installs. RC> Roland >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Gianluca Marcari [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Sent: Wednesday, 4 June 2003 5:20 AM >> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: [good?] Default domain for pop logins >> >> >> Hello, >> >> I just migrated a sendmail system to qmail-ldap with virtual >> domains. Due to the virtual domain nature of the new >> structure, my old users would be required to change their POP >> usernames in their mailers from "username" to >> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" but, in order to avoid thousands of support >> calls, I would rather allow them to use the old parameters >> (of course this is only for the old, pre-qmail, domain. All >> new domains would obviously require the user to specify the >> domain as well). >> >> After googling around a bit, I realized that no such thing >> exists (or my googling skills are really bad) and decided to >> implement it myself. >> >> Since all of my "real" (production) qmail installs have been >> migrations, I think such a feature could indeed prove useful >> for many situations like mine. So I'm here, asking to the >> community: Do you think it's interesting, or was it left out >> on purpose because it's contrary to something in the Qmail philosophy? >> >> If it's interesting I can clean it up a bit and send a patch >> (it's a bit ugly at the moment, and not even parametric. >> Ideally it should read the "me" file from the qmail/control >> directory). >> >> Ciao, >> >> ----- >> Gianluca Marcari - netXpertise Founder and CTO - Un*x and >> Networking Xpertise >> Mobile: +39(335) 8420-577 Fax: +39(335) 0-8420-577 >> netXpertise s.r.l. http://www.netXpertise.com Via >> Francesco Satolli N.16 - 00165 Rome, Italy >> >> -- Best regards, Malte mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
