søn, 08.02.2004 kl. 01.28 skrev Petri Riihikallio:
Only I have a specific question (nada docs, nada Google). Anybody using
maildrop with Openldap and /etc/maildropldap.config here?
Yep. You can count me in.
:)
My Postfix pipes mails to Maildrop for local delivery. The maildir is
looked up from an OpenLDAP attribute. I haven't done any fancy
processing in Maildrop yet, though.
Nice. I have exactly the same (Postfix end-of-December snapshot),
maildrop 1.6.3. Openldap 2.2.5, Courier IMAP 2.2.2. I use Courier's
authldap.schema, objectclass courierMailAccount in addition to the
normal Unix account and e-mail user objectclasses.
Let's say I have a Unix user with a homeDirectory on one machine in a
local network, but a mailbox (absolute path to his mail folder) on
another machine. This would facilitate disk space utilization, file
system quotas, Courier soft quotas, LDAP replication and much other
stuff.
Is there any way of telling LDAP that homeDirectory and mailbox are on
different machines (hosts)? Google has given a single result: "No, you'd
have to use NFS to mount both on the same host". This seems to make
sense, given the cosine.schema host attribute. But, all the same, is it
possible to define "another host for mailbox"?
Thanks!
--Tonni
mail: billy - at - billy.demon.nl
http://www.billy.demon.nl
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