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List:       james-user
Subject:    Re: NNTP auth and repository
From:       "Harmeet Bedi" <harmeet () kodemuse ! com>
Date:       2003-02-25 3:55:08
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From: "Kevin McIntyre" <kevin@west28.com>
> Three quick questions:
>
> 1) Does NNTP auth work with db user repository?  It doesn't work for me.

Yes, NNTP Auth uses the same user repository as SMTP/POP3. If db user
repository works for POP3, it should work for NNTP. Suggest you first
confirm if db user repository is working for POP3.

>
> 2) Is there any plans to make DB repository for NNTP groups and/or
messages?

Yes.
The idea is to move all repositories to Javamail API. At least I have been
monitoring and researching this a bit. I was hoping to do the NNTP migration
to Javamail API after there is a working version for POP3/SMTP.

ATM NNTP has its own file system only repository, after there is move to a
common repository it should be easier to migrate to pipeline/mailet
structure as well as get implementations of JDBC based Javamail store.

>
> 3) With LDAP JDBC is there any interest in have a ldapjdbc user
repository?

Would be interesting. There is a product I think from Octet String that may
be interesting to look at in this context. Ref:
http://www.octetstring.com/products/jdbcldapdriver/index.html

Harmeet


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