Hello.
On Tue, 8 Oct 2002, David Humphrey wrote:
> Mattias,
>
> I am not sure how much Courier uses the query fields in LDAP. I have
> found that it doesn't seem to use the "LDAP_MAILROOT" or "LDAP_MAILDIR"
> either, so it *is* possible that this is just another field that doesn't
> seem to work. (not knocking, just trying to work with it...)
Well, as far as I can see authldap does use this attribute. authldaplib.c
does read the evironment vars from authldaprc.
from authldaplib.c
line 898
read_env("LDAP_HOMEDIR", &attributes[0], "", 0, "homeDir");
read_env("LDAP_MAILDIR", &attributes[1], "", 0, 0);
read_env("LDAP_FULLNAME", &attributes[2], "", 0, "cn");
read_env("LDAP_CLEARPW", &attributes[3], "", 0, 0);
read_env("LDAP_CRYPTPW", &attributes[4], "", 0, 0);
read_env("LDAP_UID", &attributes[5], "", 0, 0);
read_env("LDAP_GID", &attributes[6], "", 0, 0);
attributes[7]=my_ldap.mail;
read_env("LDAP_MAILDIRQUOTA", &attributes[8], "", 0, 0);
line 1009
if (attributes[8])
copy_value(my_ldap_fp,entry,attributes[8],"a, user);
if (homeDir != 0 && my_ldap.mailroot != 0 && *my_ldap.mailroot)
{
char *new_mailroot=malloc(strlen(homeDir)+
strlen(my_ldap.mailroot)+2);
...
And Courier-imap did use my initial mailQuota setting, but did not
recognize the change. Not even after a restart of the service.
>
> However, looking at the courier schema definitions, the correct field to
> query on for the quota information seems to be defined as 'quota' rather
> than 'mailQuoata'.
>
> ...not sure how much *this* helps :-)
>
Best Regards
Mattias Webj�rn Eriksson
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