tor, 19.05.2005 kl. 11.16 skrev Zbynek Houska:

AFAIK the only documentation is in the file maildropldap.config. it's so, that I've been using Maildrop for a while (my present version is 1.8.0) and I have this file from earlier versions - but do you know, I can't seem to find it in the 1.8.0 package? Anyway, the one from the 1.7.0 package is attached. It still works with 1.8.0; the Maildrop LDAP code is from a few years back and no maintenance seems to have been done since.

Same here, been doing it for years. There's a Postfix Maildrop HOWTO with the tarball, but that doesn't cover anything about how Maildrop itself works.

--Tonni

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# Sample maildropldap.conf file, to enable virtual users via # LDAP in maildrop. # # In order for the LDAP extension to work properly a few # attributes must exist in the LDAP entries. # # You may redefine the actual names of these attributes, as they appear # in your LDAP object class further down in this config file. # # The attributes are: # # mail - The full email address of the user (ie us...@yourdomain.com) # This is the primary attribute searched upon by maildrop. # # maildir - The location (full path including name) of the users # mail directory (Maildir) # # homedirectory - The location (full path including name) of the # users home directory. This may be the same as the # users maildir. # # uidnumber - The uid of the user that owns the mail files for # this user. This may be a specific uid per user, # or a single uid for every user (full 'virtual' user # configuration), or a combination. # # gidnumber - The gid of the user that owns the mail files for # this user. This may be a specific gid per user, # or a single gid for every user (full 'virtual' user # configuration), or a combination. # # quota - *OPTIONAL* The quota for this user. If blank, or # non-existent defaults to no quota. # # A sample LDAP entry is given at the end of this file. # # --- Actual configuration begins here -----------------------------

# hostname - host name of your ldap server hostname ldap.server.yourdomain.com

# basedn - base DN by which to search for LDAP entries basedn dc=yourdomain,dc=com

# filter - optional, addition filter to add to # default 'mail=<email address>' # 'emailstatus' is an attribute which could be created in the # LDAP entry to set whether or not the user is allowed to # receive email on this box.. just an example # # this option can be left out and the default search would # just be 'mail=<email address>' filter &(&(objectclass=vmailAccount)(emailstatus=active))

# binddn, bindpw - optional, binddn and password if your ldap server # requires you to authenticate before searching #binddn uid=binduser,dc=yourdomain,dc=com #bindpw yourbindpassword

# timeout - specifies maximum time ( in seconds ) to wait for a response # from the LDAP server timeout 5

# search_method - used to specify whether to search on the users id, or # email address, and may be either 'mail' or 'uid' # # if set to 'mail' (default) then to deliver mail to a user you must # specify the entire email address: # ie. maildrop -d joeu...@domain.com # # if set to 'uid' then to deliver mail to a user you need only specify # the users id (username) # ie. maildrop -d joeuser # search_method mail

# default_uid - default uid (number only) to use incase uidnumber attribute not # found in users ldap entry default_uidnumber 8

# default_gid - default gid (number only) to use incase gidnumber attribute not # found in users ldap entry default_gidnumber 8

# default_quota - default quota to use incase quota attribute not # found in users ldap entry default_quota 10485760S,10000C

# LDAP Field definitions # # This section allows you to specify the actual attributes you # use in your LDAP object class # # The example attribute mapping shown below is also the default # mapping used by maildrop in the case that any are missing

# MAIL_ATTR - LDAP attribute which contains the users complete email address mail_attr mail

# UID_ATTR - LDAP attribute which contains the users name (w/o domain) uid_attr uid

# UIDNUMBER_ATTR - LDAP attribute which contains the system uid to deliver # mail as uidnumber_attr uidnumber

# GIDNUMBER_ATTR - LDAP attribute which contains the system gid to deliver # mail as gidnumber_attr gidnumber

# MAILDIR_ATTR - LDAP attribute which contains the path to the users # custom maildir maildir_attr maildir

# HOMEDIRECTORY_ATTR - LDAP attribute which contains the path to the users # home directory homedirectory_attr homedirectory

# QUOTA_ATTR - LDAP attribute which contains the users quota quota_attr quota

# --- Sample LDAP entry for a valid virtual user # --- Using attributes specified above # # mail=jo...@yourdomain.com,dc=yourdomain,dc=com # emailstatus=active # objectclass=vmailAccount # maildir=/var/mail/virtual/mailboxes/joe # mail=jo...@yourdomain.com # cn=Joe User # uid=joe # uidnumber=1900 # gidnumber=1900 # quota=2097152S,1000C # homedirectory=/var/mail/virtual/mailboxes/joe # userpassword={crypt}asViVeLinxDlI