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Postfix 2.0 + DBMail + SMTP AUTH: msg#00226mail.imap.dbmail
Hi all! I'm looking to migrate the dodgy setup from hell to DBMail. Here's the problem: * The current setup is: Postfix 1.x + UW-IMAP (ugh...) + SASL + PWCheck I want to move this across to: Postfix 2.x + DBMail Migrating existing mail isn't a problem, but migrating existing usernames and passwords is. All users currently have UNIX system accounts. The main problems are: 1. Obviously, all passwords are encrypted. It seems that getting this to work with SMTP AUTH can be problematic 2. All mail accounts have usernames that are not the same as their mail addresses (for instance, lisa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx has the UNIX username lisasd). Does anyone have any insights, advice or pointers to offer? Best regards, Chris
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