dirqmail

I recently tried dirqmail, a qmail patch that I believe would be highly useful for anyone looking to add simple and fast virtual users support for their software. One major benefit I found with this patch was its directory-based virtual users support, which is highly efficient and easy to use.

Using dirqmail, users are placed in the /var/qmail/mail// directories. For instance, if the directory /var/qmail/mail/example.org/example exists, qmail will recognize example.org as a local domain and accept mail via SMTP and QMTP daemons. The software will then deliver the mail to [email protected] as an "alias" user, utilizing /var/qmail/mail/example.org/example as the home directory.

In terms of setup, dirqmail is relatively straightforward to install and configure. Its user-friendly design and intuitive directory structure make it easy to navigate, even for those who have limited experience with qmail patches.

Overall, I highly recommend dirqmail for anyone in need of virtual users support for their software. Its simple and fast directory-based approach makes it a highly efficient and effective solution.