After reading the, eh, blank html-formated man page for cyradm that came with Cyrus-imapd 2.0.16, and then going through the 'help' option in cyradm, which was moderately more helpful... I'm still a bit confused...
I have a few domains. There's this thing called "partitions" in imapd, which may solve my whole problem, but I'm not really sure. I was thinking I would name email boxes user_domain such that when the same username exists in two domains it would be user_domain1 and user_domain2. So easy enough, cyradm, then 'cm user_domain1'.... but wait a minute. I'd like users to be able to use simply 'user' as their username as they do now. More precisely I need to be able to keep the same login process my users have with their current "NT IMail" if it all possible. So the question is... how do I make cyrus choose the mailbox depending on what virtual domain he was contacted with (There will be different virtual IP's for each domain). Is the easiest way through some config I don't know that will automatically map "user" from "mail.domain1.com" to "user_domain1" and "user" from "mail.domain2.com" to "user_domain2" Or should I be looking more into the "partition" feature? Thanks, Phil -- "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -Benjamin Franklin, 1759
