11 Oct
2010
11 Oct
'10
6:15 a.m.
El 07/10/10 17:55, Javier de Miguel Rodríguez escribió:
I have tried commenting this
line (username_from_database) and
restarting perdition with no luck:
Still no luck with this :(
Anyone has a similar setup like mine? A perdition front-end and several
multi-domains backends with popmap.re?
Regards
Javier
My problem: A new mailserver has MULTIPLE
domains (@domain1,
@domain2, @domain3). Mi popmap.re redirects connections to this host,
but I need to redirect user1@domain1 anduser2(a)domain2.com, not only
"user1" and "user2" to the back-end hosts. In few words: i do NOT
want
to strip the domain part to the backend server
Hi,
I think that you need to either
1. not use the U (username_from_database) option or; telnet myperditionhost 110
Trying XXXXX...
Connected to myperditionhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
+OK POP3 Ready myperditionhost 0001d144
USER prueba@domain1
+OK USER prueba@domain1 set, mate
PASS pass
-ERR Re-Authentication Failure
In the multidomain (dovecot-based) mail server:
Oct 7 17:48:55 buzones_externos dovecot: pop3-login: Aborted login
(auth failed, 1 attempts): user=<prueba>, method=PLAIN,
rip=192.168.1.13, lip=192.168.1.161
As you can see, the backend server only get prueba, not prueba@domain1
If I try the telnet 110 directly against the backend server_
telnet 192.168.1.161 110
Trying 192.168.1.161...
Connected to 192.168.1.161.
Escape character is '^]'.
+OK Multidomain host.
USER prueba@domain
+OK
PASS pass
+OK Logged in.
This works okay.
2. modify your popmap.re to add the domain.
I have this in my popmap.re:
(.*domain1): 192.168.1.161
And 192.168.1.161 is the internal ip address of the multidomain host.
English is not my primary lang, maybe I am not explaining my problem
clearly, if you need aditional info let me know.
In the case of 2, you can use back-references to
use the same domain that the user supplied.
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