Gilson Soares <g.soaresdatacraft.com.br> writes:

> 1) qmail 1.03 without patches
> Consequences:
> --one unix user for each account
> --maildir incredible performance
> --pop and smtp in same package

Is that important?

> --sendmail command line compatible

You're kidding about this one, aren't you? If you name qmail and
compatibility in one line, a negation is required. Ahem. You wanted to
avoid flame wars, so I'll stop this now.

> 2) vpopmail with mysql support
> Consequences:
> --very easy virtual domains administration
> --one unix user for all thousands account users
> --all virtual domains are Mysql tables
> --all virtual users em Mysql database

Postfix does support MySQL virtual users, but AFAICS, vpopmail requires
qmail-send/qmail-local for its user mappings. I never set this up myself
though (neither mysql nor vpopmail).

> 3) qmailadmin/autorespond/ezmlm Web Interface
> Consequences:
> --web admin interface to manage users, forwards, aliases, mailing lists
> --web interface for users to change their passwords
> --web interface for users to change vacation/forwards
> --every domain owner can deal with their accounts

ezmlm will not work at all with Postfix. You can let ezmlm-idx use
Postfix as delivery backend via QMQP. Again, I never did this.

> 4) IMAP with all above support
> -- Very dificult to implement

Sort of. Look at Cyrus and Courier-IMAP if you're after IMAP or POP3
servers (with SSL), and Squirrelmail or Sqwebmail for webmail (sqwebmail
accesses Maildirs directly, Squirrelmail speaks IMAP).

-- 
Matthias Andree
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