Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr. wrote:
MySQL 5.x which Centos5 utilizes supports views, cannot you create a
view for the LDAP server. Generating a new user for your
heterogenious system would then envolve writing a script that
generates the email account then appends into a separate mysql table
the other attributes that you need for the user to operate on your
system.
Gilbert
That's right along the lines I was thinking.
Any MySQL experts out there who would like to work with me (and John?)
on this?
If you guys get something going and want to add it to our "mix", we
could split the 2 installations - brainstorming here - where
qmailtoaster.com was general information and would like to
vpopmail.qmailtoaster.com and ldap.qmailtoaster.com to allow 2 different
manners of installation. Unless you think you can bring it all under one
roof, maybe with the optional packages section that is hopefully going
to be implemented soon.
We'll keep that in mind. Let's move any further discussion over to the
development list. Maybe further horde/egroupware discussions should move
there as well. JP and Martin, are you on the development list yet?
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-Eric 'shubes'
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