[imp] IMP suitability

[Fred Ho]

No, you don't need multiple instances of Courier in the server to
support the different domains. I am only guessing you may run different
server for each domain.

As long as the Courier IMAP can authenticate the users (passed in from
IMP during login), you are done. One server, one horde-imp, one Courier,
one mysql or ldap etc., all can be coexist in one machine if your machine
is powerful enough to take the loads.

Regards,
Fred



Quoting Lydiard <lydiard at spamcop.net>:

> Quoting Fred Ho <fkho at fredho.net>:
>> Quoting Lydiard <lydiard at spamcop.net>:
>>
>> > Hi
>> >
>> > IMP is the best webmail client out there, and I'd like to use it.
>> > Just a quick
>> > question, before I roll my sleeves up..
>> >
>> > I have one server..  hosting several domains..  THe webRoot is
>> > /var/www/domains/
>> >
>> > I have complete DNS control for all the domains..
>> >
>> > I'd like to install only one instance of IMP (clearly), but let each
>> website
>> > have it's own unique URL.. So,
>> >
>> > webmail.domain1.com
>> > webmail.domain2.net
>> > webmail.domain3.co.uk
>> >
>> > etc.
>> >
>> > Is this possible?
>
>> Yes, this can be done easily in horde/imp. Assuming you have your
>> virtual hosts
>> in your web server and your IMAP servers are ready.
>
> IMAP servers?  I only have one.  Do I need to run more than one instance of
> courier for this?
>
> Lyd
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