Dear all,
Thanks for the responses.
I will try to look to setup a demo server to test out the features and
then think about migration options.
Once more question - I assume all option/settings are stored in the
users ldap entries? Including things like quotas and forwards/aliases, etc??
Regards,
Mon
Philipp Wagner wrote:
Monideth Pen wrote:
Hi,
I am currently using qmail with vpopmail with a mysql backend.
I am very interested in using qmail-ldap instead.
Can somebody confirm that all funtionality of qmail+vpopmail+mysql is
supported when moving to qmail-ldap?
Let's say, almost all functionality is supported. A couple days ago
there has been a thread on that list about some special feature of
vpopmail, called "virtual domain ip mapping" (which you have to enable
with --enable-ip-alias-domains in ./configure of vpopmail). This
behaviour isn't available in stock qmail-ldap, but there is a pach that
supports that, if you really should need it.
If so, can anybody suggest a migration and testing plan?
That's probably different in every environment, so you will have to
think about that yourself.
I wrote a time ago a small perl script which converts
vpopmail-(mysql)-accounts to ldap accounts, but it's not very complete
and not at all ready for the public, but I can send it to you off the
list if you want to get started with it and extend it to your needs.
Philipp
