Hi Phillip,
Vpopmail let's you specify a defaultdomain, which is appended if you try to
login just with a username without a domain part. But there also, you can have
just one domain being able to login without domain part.
Not true, see answer in vpopmail's FAQ
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9. How can we use an IP address per domain, so that users don't need
to authenticate with user%domain or [EMAIL PROTECTED],
they just want to use "user"?
./configure --enable-ip-alias-domains=y
Then run vipmap -a IP domain for each IP you want to link to a domain.
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To implement this "virtual domain ip mapping" feature, qmail-ldap could have a
~control/vipmap file where it would map network addresses to branches of the
DIT. Like:
192.168.0.:ou=domain1.com,ou=qmail-ldap
192.168.1.:ou=otherdom.com,ou=qmail-ldap
And when 'user' from network 192.168.0.0/24 logged in, if "virtual domain ip
mapping" was enabled, auth-pop would search for a 'uid=user' under the
'ou=domain1.com,ou=qmail-ldap' subtree...
bnegrao.
