Hello Community,
I am trying to figure out what would be a "best practice" when one has a
couple
of domains on which it receives mail to and from which it sends mail from.
For example I have the following domains:
example.com
example.net
I have a user 'valentin' which has the following E-Mail addresses:
valentin@xxxxxxxxxxx
valentin@xxxxxxxxxxx
The users are authenticated from OpenLDAP and the mail attribute is set to
valentin@xxxxxxxxxxx. The mailAlternateAddress is set to
valentin@xxxxxxxxxxx.
I plan to use the Lachman LDAP Mail Routing Draft [1] and schema.
Should I create in Cyrus IMAP two virtual domains and a 'valentin' user
for each
of this domains or would it be better to create a user 'valentin' where
to post
the E-Mail messages I receive on both domains?
Then the MUAs could be configured with multiple identities and have only
one
mailbox.
What are the gotchas if I choose to go one way or the other? And do you
think
that [1] is 'stable' enough to be used?
[1]: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-lachman-ldap-mail-routing-03
Cheers and Goodwill,
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Valentin Bud
www.databus.pro | valentin@xxxxxxxxxxx
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