Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of projects/laneta-transition/tech-details/laneta.apc.org


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Jul 11, 2013, 8:28:52 PM (11 years ago)
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Jamie McClelland
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    v5 v6  
    77 * Create a map for conflicts (a list laneta usernames that already exist in MFPL so we have to create different ones in MFPL; hopefully there won't be a lot)
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    9  * Configure mx1 to allow login by just the initial part of the email address. It must be backwards compatible - so it allows login by both the initial part and the full email address. This is done by manipulating the /etc/courier/userdb file (which is used by vhc2 to store the encrypted password). I've iterating over every account and simply added an additional line for each @laneta.apc.org user without the @laneta.apc.org part of the username.
     9 * Configure mx1 to allow login by just the initial part of the email address. It must be backwards compatible - so it allows login by both the initial part and the full email address. This is done by manipulating the /etc/courier/userdb file (which is used by vhc2 to store the encrypted password). I've iterating over every account and simply added an additional line for each @laneta.apc.org user without the @laneta.apc.org part of the username. In addition, for users in the map, the new username is used in place of the old.
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    11  * Configure mail.mayfirst.org to relay logins for laneta users to mx1, so any laneta users can ues mail.mayfirst.org as their incoming or outgoing mail server. I've accomplished this task by creating a file /etc/laneta-mx1-users that contains a list of mx1 usernames. I've also created /usr/local/sbin/redirect-mx1-users, which runs as part of /usr/local/sbin/mf-get-pop-map. It replaces the target imap server for all usernames in /etc/laneta-mx1-users with mx1.mayfirst.org. Note: this doesn't work for usernames in the map :(. These users will not be able to have the slow transition period.
     11 * Configure mail.mayfirst.org to relay logins for laneta users to mx1, so any laneta users can ues mail.mayfirst.org as their incoming or outgoing mail server. I've accomplished this task by creating a file /etc/laneta-mx1-users that contains a list of mx1 usernames. I've also created /usr/local/sbin/redirect-mx1-users, which runs as part of /usr/local/sbin/mf-get-pop-map. It replaces the target imap server for all usernames in /etc/laneta-mx1-users with mx1.mayfirst.org.
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    1313 * Configure laneta's webmail to login via mail.mayfirst.org rather than mx1 (we should hold off on this given that some users on are in the map)