Hello,
I've got a host that acts as HTTP-, SMTP- and IMAP-server. Now I would like to install Open-Xchange on it. From what I've read this is, in general, possible. Some questions remain, though:
Mails to external email addresses must come in via SMTPS from a user who authenticated himself as having a mailbox on my host. Is this a problem? At least one client will be using Outlook. IMAP is only served over SSL, as well.
I use Cyrus IMAP with unixhierarchysep switched off. Might this be a problem? There will be no fancy usernames, just /[a-z].*/. Is it safe to switch unixhierarchysep from off to on in a running Cyrus IMAP installation? Cyrus is not that verbose about that.
I use Web-cyradmin for administering users. Can I keep it or do I have to switch entirely to ox. I wouldn't mind hacking Web-cyradmin to create an OX-Account instead of a Cyrus mailbox. Would that be enough?
Thank you for your attention.
I've got a host that acts as HTTP-, SMTP- and IMAP-server. Now I would like to install Open-Xchange on it. From what I've read this is, in general, possible. Some questions remain, though:
Mails to external email addresses must come in via SMTPS from a user who authenticated himself as having a mailbox on my host. Is this a problem? At least one client will be using Outlook. IMAP is only served over SSL, as well.
I use Cyrus IMAP with unixhierarchysep switched off. Might this be a problem? There will be no fancy usernames, just /[a-z].*/. Is it safe to switch unixhierarchysep from off to on in a running Cyrus IMAP installation? Cyrus is not that verbose about that.
I use Web-cyradmin for administering users. Can I keep it or do I have to switch entirely to ox. I wouldn't mind hacking Web-cyradmin to create an OX-Account instead of a Cyrus mailbox. Would that be enough?
Thank you for your attention.
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