On 03/17/2011 09:22 PM, Bharath Chari wrote:
On 03/17/2011 07:42 PM, Carlos Herrera Polo wrote:
Sogo looks excelent.... I should install from RPM or sources ??
We have to make a lot of changes ?? Or not ??... Qmailtoaster is a
great MTA... and groupware software is a plus
2011/3/17 Martin Waschbuesch <mar...@waschbuesch.de
<mailto:mar...@waschbuesch.de>>
Hi guys,
I have successfully installed sogo on my toaster, but there are
some issues I still need to work on:
- Auth-backend is ldap and I failed terribly at any attempt to
have more than one mail domain reflected in the ldap tree
- i had to manually set up the ldap tree to reflect that one domain
Luckily, it still solves my immediate problem as I had a
requirement to offer CalDAV & CardDAV support. Works like a charm!
>>>> I don't even know what language(s) sogo's written in. I'm
guessing
>>>> the authentication part (at least) is c/c++, but it could be
>>>> something else. Would someone like to find out?
>>>>
>>> Should not be to difficult to do this, even a view might do
the trick..
>>> Sogo is written in Objective-C btw..
>>>
>>> Will do some tests soon..
>>>
>>> JP
>>>
>> My thought (after my earlier post), was to rig up a view in
MySQL with
>> appropriate field names, so as not to mess around with sogo
code. Should
>> be doable in a single domain situation. Will run tests after I
get sogo
>> set up, and post results.
>>
>> Bharath
>>
I had a doubt that Sogo may not support md5crypt, which is how the
passwords are stored in the vpopmail database. It looks like that is
the case.
See this link:
http://mail.opengroupware.org/pipermail/sogo/2010-February/005083.html
I haven't found any later references that say that sogo supports
md5crypt, so it looks like the sogo code WILL have to be patched for
authentication against the vpopmail mysql database. Please note that
the patch in the link may be against an earlier release.
Bharath
Of course, if cleartext is used to transmit the passwords then that may
not be an issue.
Bharath
