: How to add virtual domain support
Joe Rhett wrote:
The main point of this is to actually get some virtual hosting
within a
single mailstore. The use_ip_as_realm patch will provide most of the
changes needed to do either named or ip vhosts, primarily how
information (mailboxes
I have a suggestion on this subject. What about the possibility of
binding a realm to a local address for cyrus (IP based vhost)? Yes,
authentication and named vhosts via username and realm is ideal, but
given that that information is usually not explicitly send by the
client, if the imap
Joe Rhett wrote:
I have a suggestion on this subject. What about the possibility of
binding a realm to a local address for cyrus (IP based vhost)? Yes,
authentication and named vhosts via username and realm is ideal, but
given that that information is usually not explicitly send by the
On Fri, 4 May 2001, Joe Rhett wrote:
I have a suggestion on this subject. What about the possibility of
binding a realm to a local address for cyrus (IP based vhost)? Yes,
authentication and named vhosts via username and realm is ideal, but
given that that information is usually not
I have a suggestion on this subject. What about the possibility of
binding a realm to a local address for cyrus (IP based vhost)? Yes,
authentication and named vhosts via username and realm is ideal, but
given that that information is usually not explicitly send by the
client, if
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From: Todd Nemanich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 9:11 AM
Subject: Re: How to add virtual domain support
Michael Fair wrote:
Yes, the Cyrus server supports realms though it is largely
unused. Currently SASL just fills the realm info
Michael Fair wrote:
Yes, the Cyrus server supports realms though it is largely
unused. Currently SASL just fills the realm info in with
the hostname of the machine. You can see this when you do
sasldblistusers.
In regards to all clients supportnig SASL. Perhaps it's only
a matter of
I then planned that the users log in with their
email address (or a slightly modified version of
it to support older versions of Netscape and a
couple other MUA's that didn't like email addresses
as log in name) and rewrote the mailbox lookup
routines to return the new mailbox instead of
[...]
What about SASL?
SASL has different 'Login realms' - use the domain as realm.
The problem is that email clients don't supply the realm
information when they authenticate. If they log in as
their email address then this isn't a problem because
the login name contains the domain info
The problem is that email clients don't supply the realm
information when they authenticate. If they log in as
their email address then this isn't a problem because
the login name contains the domain info but the holy
grail in my mind's eye would be to allow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and [EMAIL
[...]
What about SASL?
SASL has different 'Login realms' - use the domain as realm.
The problem is that email clients don't supply the realm
information when they authenticate. If they log in as
their email address then this isn't a problem because
the login name contains the domain info
The problem is that email clients don't supply the realm
information when they authenticate. If they log in as
their email address then this isn't a problem because
the login name contains the domain info but the holy
grail in my mind's eye would be to allow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and
[...]
I then planned that the users log in with their
email address (or a slightly modified version of
it to support older versions of Netscape and a
couple other MUA's that didn't like email addresses
as log in name) and rewrote the mailbox lookup
routines to return the new mailbox instead
Ørnulf Nielsen wrote:
[...]
I then planned that the users log in with their
email address (or a slightly modified version of
it to support older versions of Netscape and a
couple other MUA's that didn't like email addresses
as log in name) and rewrote the mailbox lookup
routines to
Hey all,
We know there are a number of us that would love
to support virtual domains directly in Cyrus
and with the recent patch to make the separator
character configurable I think we have a good
base to make the virtual domains more of a
native feature. The way I've always envisioned
the
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