[GRLUG] Exchange Replacement Opportunity

[Justin Denick]

I'm a Postgres guy, but I do implement virtual domains in this setup. 
That's primarily done by postfix configuration. (my hosts/nets).  It can be a real virtual host, allowing the same user to have different mailboxes per domain, or the mailboxes can be simulated/aliased to the same or another mapped user who can be local or remote. 

Cyrus can also be configured to support multiple domains and multiple domain/authentication mechanisms via sasl,SQL,shadow and even PAM. I think PAM implements the same mechanisms, but in its own plugable way.  

Most open source email software is heavily influenced by perl-- there's always going to be more than one way to do it. And like perl, that can get you into trouble if your not following the directions. 

-j


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> On Feb 12, 2014, at 2:09 PM, "L. V. Lammert" <lvl at omnitec.net> wrote:
> 
>> On Wed, 12 Feb 2014, Justin Denick wrote:
>> 
>> I use postfix/CyrusIMAP/Amavisd-new
>> Amavis provides av and anti-uce using perl plugins.
>> You can also hookup DKIM and SPF too.
> Don't see MySQL <g>, .. or are you using a different database for domains
> and user?
> 
>> This would make a great meeting topic!
>> Compile/configure an fully fledged email server in under 75 minutes.
> Yes it would!
> 
>    Lee
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