A week or so ago I had some questions about QMT and brought up some
questions about VPOPMail, related to connecting to a non-local database for
the purposes of chkuser/vpopmail.
I later thought, can I connect to two different databases? If I put two
lines in vpopmail.mysql, will it check one, then the next?
I did a little research, and it looks like you can put two lines in, but one
is used for read only, and the other is used for read/write. Is this
correct? Can anyone shed any light on this?
My goal is to have two databases. One that's used simply to verify that a
specific account at a specific domain is legit. The other would be for mail
that's delivered locally. There may not be a reason to do this, in the long
run, but I'd like to know if it's possible.
And, lastly, what are peoples thoughts on using vpopmail configured where
each domain has it's own table w/in MySQL (I believe this is default for the
ISO), versus having one table for all domains? (This is how I have
qmailrocks running now.) Are there any performance benefits to doing it one
way or the other?
Thanks!
Mike
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