I think you should use LDAP if you have a large number of user and most of
your operations are search and read operations. You can store your users
info in this LDAP and use it for authentication (that can be specified in
your protal).
According to the free email accounts you want to offer tr
On Sun, Jan 06, 2002 at 06:47:55PM -0800, Gordon Messmer wrote:
> I suggest that you review Courier MTA. One package provides you with
> integrated SMTP, POP, and IMAP service (plus webmail and calendar if you
> want em).
Hmm...an Omnibus package, is it? One executable?. So one exploit in th
I suggest that you review Courier MTA. One package provides you with
integrated SMTP, POP, and IMAP service (plus webmail and calendar if you
want em).
You can use LDAP, MySQL, PostgreSQL, or db files for your user/auth info
if you like.
This might prove easier than stitching together a bunc
Hi;
I'm going to be building a robust, complex Web portal that, among other
things, may offer free email accounts. These POP3 accounts would run
through qmail and authenticate through OpenLDAP (and Kerberos V behind all
that). I currently don't host my own DNS, although if I offer the free
ema
