27 Oct
2012
27 Oct
'12
3:26 a.m.
On Fri, Oct 26, 2012 at 11:04:13PM +0200, Tom Hendrikx wrote:
Using a database for managing virtual users seems overkill, until you run into issues like this.
I have a postgres backend for 20ish users, and I can plugin everything I want. Postfixadmin works geat, and there are many password plugins for squirrelmail/roundcube/etc that work with such a database.
Disclaimer: I tried the file-based approach too, but kept building kludges for things that were a lot simpler with a database. In the end, I joined the dark side.
SQLite gives me the best of both worlds: file-based stability with SQL flexibility and easy backups. There is no Postfixadmin-type solution out there yet, but if you're fine with sqlite3(1) in the console, you won't miss it.
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