> You then need a way for clients to connect to the server, quite a few
> currently don't properly support connecting to a different domain
> (none support SRV records afaik). The way I've implemented it in my
> client is to allow a username to be entered followed by an @ then the
> correct domain
> Thanks Temas and Michael. But I am still not clear, why we should not
> support this.
> Why not do it like email clients.
> Pop and SMTP servers run on a different subdomain machines.
> But Email addresses are always in the form of [EMAIL PROTECTED] not
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> IMHO, The current
