Lloyd Zusman writes:
Sam Varshavchik <mrs...@courier-mta.com> writes:
Lloyd Zusman writes:
I have another authldap question:
Assume the following setup for a user with a "virtual" account:
LDAP_HOMEDIR (homeDirectory): /var/vmail/whoe...@virtual.com
LDAP_UID (uidNumber): owner of /var/vmail tree
LDAP_GID (gidNumber): group of /var/vmail tree
LDAP_MAIL (mail): whoe...@virtual.com
virtual.com is in "hosteddomains".
This works fine for the delivery of email to "whoe...@virtual.com",
which properly ends up under "/var/vmail/whoe...@virtual.com/Maildir".
Also, the user can retrieve email via IMAP as long as he/she logs in as
"whoe...@virtual.com".
However, I want the user to log using simply "whoever", not
"whoe...@virtual.com". How do I enable this capability via authldap?
Add a second 'mail' attribute to the LDAP record.
Aha! Thanks.
Previously, the record looked like this:
mail=whoe...@virtual.com
homeDirectory=/var/vmail/whoe...@virtual.com
cn=Virtual User
uidNumber=[owner of /var/vmail tree]
gidNumber=[group of /var/vmail tree]
userPassword=[encrypted password]
So, I presume that it should now look like this:
mail=whoe...@virtual.com
mail=whoever
homeDirectory=/var/vmail/whoe...@virtual.com
cn=Virtual User
uidNumber=[owner of /var/vmail tree]
gidNumber=[group of /var/vmail tree]
userPassword=[encrypted password]
However, I'm having trouble adding such a record to LDAP, but perhaps
that's just a bug in the LDAP client software that I'm using. If this
version with two "mail" attributes is indeed correct (please confirm),
then I'll start debugging the LDAP client.
This is correct.
It's possible that your LDAP schema prohibits duplicate attributes in a
record. It's a simple matter of changing your schema definition.
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