> The problem (I guess it is a problem, not sure yet :) is, I'm using > the pam authentication in both squid (using /usr/sbin/pam_auth) and > postfix (using PAM and sasl authentication in main.cf),
So postfix uses saslauthd? Why not use saslauthd's native LDAP support; it is more flexible than PAM. If you are going to keep with PAM then restricting access to groups is a PAM feature. Take a look at the pam_listfile module. pam_listfile item=group file=/etc/security/smtp.groups > where, in /etc/ldap.conf the pam_login_attribute is set to > sAMAccountName and the server is pointing to my OpenLDAP server (this > means that currently everyone have access to both services) Are Squid & Postfix on the same host? > But that is the problem, I use the same /etc/ldap.conf (with the > OpenLDAP server URI, base, bindn, bindpw and pam_login_atribute) for > both services. > Well, I hope this email wasn't very confused to you, and thanks again > for any help.
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