On 10/5/05, Fajar Priyanto <fajarpri@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> <snip>
> I cannot give any advice on the mail retrieving, but I can say one-two words
> about eGroupware.
>
> It's a nice groupware tool, and it indeed requires you to setup a mail server,
> either locally or remotely. Currently I'm using it with a ldap addressbook.
> So far so good, but still needs many tune ups.
>
Thanks for that Fajar.
I think what I'm after can be represented such:
domain1.com <--------------+
| |
| |
| |
| |
| domain2.com <---- postfix <---> cyrus-imap <---> clients
| | ^ ^
| | | :
| | | :
+-->---------------> fetchmail ...........
Sorry if you're not reading this in plain text, it probably doesn't
all line-up but hopefully you get the idea.
fetchmail retrieves all the mail, and passes to postfix to pass to
cyrus. Clients then retrieve their emails from cyrus.
clients send emails to cyrus which passes on to postfix which delivers
to external mail server(s).
As you may have gathered I'm not too clued up on Linux/mail-server
terminologies, but I do consider myself at least moderately compuer
literate :-)
cheers
Graham
