This is a discussion on virtusertable pop3? within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; Hi, sendmail uses /etc/virtusertable to map incoming mail to a local user (For example: john@domain.com to someuser ) ...
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Hi,
sendmail uses /etc/virtusertable to map incoming mail to a local user (For example: john@domain.com to someuser ) but I want the same from pop3 if I give as USER john@domain.com that it maps to someuser. I haven't found any pop3 deamon that can do this (vm-pop3d attempts to do this, but it needs seperate passwd files for domains and different mailspools, it's just too far-fetched. Are there packages that do virtual pop3 by just only mapping from the user@domain.com to unix user? Thanks in advnaced, Frank de Bot |
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Frank de Bot <ppi_doesnt_like_@spam_inhis_email_searchy.net> wrote in
news:bsl5j1$n9f$1@news4.tilbu1.nb.home.nl: > > sendmail uses /etc/virtusertable to map incoming mail to a local user > (For example: john@domain.com to someuser ) but I want the same from > pop3 if I give as USER john@domain.com that it maps to someuser. I > haven't found any pop3 deamon that can do this (vm-pop3d attempts to do > this, but it needs seperate passwd files for domains and different > mailspools, it's just too far-fetched. > Are there packages that do virtual pop3 by just only mapping from the > user@domain.com to unix user? > Take a look at Solid POP3 daemon, http://solidpop3d.pld.org.pl/ which does exactly what you need. P.Krumins |