I have a script in C ( modified from Gregg's checkpoppasswd.c )
that uses PostgreSQL database to do the authentication;
it uses one system user account and can resolve the case [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and [EMAIL PROTECTED] If you are interested, you can download it
from
http://x.csusb.net/free/qmail/index.htm
Tong
At 11:29 AM 11/19/99 +0800, Michael Boman wrote:
>I am tuning our mailserver and I have following questions:
>
>1) I want that [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] is two
>different users. (This should be working with mailinglists as well.)
>
>2) It should use only one account, if possible
>
>3) It should be (my)SQL based, so I dont need to add extra system accounts.
>
>4) Support for quota.
>
>5) If it has a nice WWW GUI to manage the users I wouldnt mind.
>
>I am currently using:
>
>- qmail 1.03 with mySQL patch !!! HEAVILY HACKED !!!
>- ezmlm 0.53 (Not hacked *smile*)
>
>I am looking into following solution:
>
>- qmail 1.03
>- vpopmail 3.4.10 (has mySQL support, but is beta)
>- ezmlm-idx (has mySQL support)
>- qmailadmin 0.24
>
>Will that do the trick?
>I am looking to serve about 10k users at a start, growing to about 50k in a
>year.
>The hardware I am currently using is a PIII with 128 Mb of RAM and 6 Gb for
>user mail. Hardware SCSI RAID is ordered and will be in place soon, so I
>wont run out of discspace.
>
>Any comments would be appriciated.
>
>Best regards
>Michael Boman
>
>--
>Michael Boman, Systems Engineer
>WizOffice.Com Pte Ltd - 16 Tannery Lane, #06-00
>Crystal Time Building, Singapore. 347778
>Your Online Office Wizard - http://www.wizoffice.com/
>
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