David Guerizec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Fri, 2002-12-13 at 23:45, Jesse Guardiani wrote: > > I want this: > > --------------------------------------------- > > joe -> foo.com -auth -> [EMAIL PROTECTED] -> imap.whereever.com > > joe -> bar.com -auth -> [EMAIL PROTECTED] -> imap.whereever.com
I think I understand this, but I want to be sure. Jesse, you're requesting that if user Joe, using, say Outlook, connects to smtp.foo.com, port 8025 (tmda-ofmipd, in other words), you'd like his domain to be set to foo.com, thus [EMAIL PROTECTED] If he connects to smtp.bar.com, his domain should be set to bar.com, thus [EMAIL PROTECTED] In either case, you expect to authenticate through the same IMAP server instance, or through an IMAP instance running on either foo.com or bar.com? > Tim, Jason, what do you think ? Is there another way to do it ? > Is that even necessary, or does tmda is already able to do it ? My first thought is that many people run vpopmail on a single IP with virtual domains (and many others run VMailMgr in the same fashion). So, in those cases, the user must configure his/her MUA with the full email address as the login name anyhow. I think the domain substitution we're talking about, Joe has 'joe' in his user name edit box, will only work with IP-based virtual domains. Is this everyone else's understanding? Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
