On 6/9/05, Rick Macdougall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ken Schweigert wrote: > > >Similar to a question posted by Anton Butsyk on June 2nd, I would like > >to know if it's possible to setup POP authentication to be either the > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] OR just username. > > > >We just migrated a client over from a Sendmail install to a > >debian-3.1+netqmail-1.05+vpopmail-5.4.10 install. vpopmail was > >configured with "./configure --enable-logging=v". There is only one > >domain on the machine and I wanted to use vpopmail so we did not have > >any system user accounts. > > > >Now that everything is setup and running fine, we're finding that all > >the users (300 or so) were configured to login with just username. To > >make it more complicated, the help desk has already configured a few > >dozen users to login as [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >So my situation is that I need users to be able to login either way. > >Is this possible? Will recompiling with the > >"--enable-default-domain=<domain name>" accomplish this? > > > >Thanks! > >-ken > > > > > Hi, > > defaultdomain in ~vpopmail/etc > > Just add the one domain you want to be able use [EMAIL PROTECTED] and user to > the file defaultdomain (create it if it doesn't exist) > > Regards, > > Rick > >
Thank you, that works perfectly. A follow-up question ... if I add a second virtual domain to the machine will I need to add that domain to the defaultdomain file to get the same results for the new domain or will defaultdomain only work for one domain? -ken
