Carlos Sousa wrote:
It must be my bad memory. I tried to find it back and failed. But certainly this is good. I was planning to re-compile it with userdb. It is so good that this is not needed.On Tue, 07 Sep 2004 00:39:43 +1000 Clement wrote:Carlos Sousa wrote:From what I read, the Debian's Courier-imap package does not support userdb. Am I making a mistake here or is there a Debian package that supports userdb?... 2) Courier-imap is configured to use userdb authentication, meaning all user info (username, password, mail folder, ...) is stored in a file. This allows for email users with no correspondence to system users. There are other authentication options, though. Once again, you'll have to go through the docs for the details.Well, I'm using the Debian package, and it's using userdb, I configured the beast myself (about 2 years ago). Where did you read that?
-- Regards, Clement