eggster34
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linux mail server to host multiple domains that has a web GUI to add / remove users from a mysql database..
Hello
I'm looking for an email server solution that I can freely use based on Linux where I can add / remove users through a MySQL database independently from the linux users..
Would you have any suggestions?
I'm looking for an email server solution that I can freely use based on Linux where I can add / remove users through a MySQL database independently from the linux users..
Would you have any suggestions?
MySQL is really needed or LDAP is OK?
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Nopius, as long as it's a separate database from the linux users it should be ok.
eggster34,
I aggree with ppfoong, try his solution first. If it's ok, don't move to any other :)
Really there are many solutions.
I prefer Sendmail + Cyrus + Cyrus SASL ldapdb + IMP Horde + OpenLDAP
But there is no good step-by-step instruction in one place how to configure it.
It also supports virtual domains either by IP address or by username like user@domain.com
It also doesn't require local usernames.
This could be a start point: http://email.uoa.gr/projects/
It's my personal preference, so you should try different solutions and select best suitable.
If scalability is an issue, then Cyrus is quiet good solution (at least it scalable up to 200 000
users and mailboxes may be spread among different machines).
I aggree with ppfoong, try his solution first. If it's ok, don't move to any other :)
Really there are many solutions.
I prefer Sendmail + Cyrus + Cyrus SASL ldapdb + IMP Horde + OpenLDAP
But there is no good step-by-step instruction in one place how to configure it.
It also supports virtual domains either by IP address or by username like user@domain.com
It also doesn't require local usernames.
This could be a start point: http://email.uoa.gr/projects/
It's my personal preference, so you should try different solutions and select best suitable.
If scalability is an issue, then Cyrus is quiet good solution (at least it scalable up to 200 000
users and mailboxes may be spread among different machines).
ASKER
the guide ppfoong used is written for mandrake.
I have FC5. how can I install these packages?
libpostfix1-2.1.4-2mdk
postfix-2.1.4-2mdk
postfix-mysql-2.1.4-2mdk
postfix-pcre-2.1.4-2mdk
I have FC5. how can I install these packages?
libpostfix1-2.1.4-2mdk
postfix-2.1.4-2mdk
postfix-mysql-2.1.4-2mdk
postfix-pcre-2.1.4-2mdk
for short:
rpm -i <package_name>
for long:
man rpm
read README and INSTALL files
rpm -i <package_name>
for long:
man rpm
read README and INSTALL files
ASKER
mmm
the problems is that I cannot find these packages anywhere..
the problems is that I cannot find these packages anywhere..
ASKER
I'm accepting ppfoong's answer for this thread. Please have a look at my other thread that's looking for the same answer for FC5.