need help in qmail+netscape directory

[david]

hi, i need help in qmail+netscape directory   i installed netscape directory server in a solaris machine and (qmail)+(qmail-ldap-1.03-20020501a.patch)+(ldapcsdk50-Linux2.2_x86) in a redhat 7.3,   i used qmail-conf to generate startup scripts,   now qmail start up ok, send mail ok  but get mail NOT ok ,neither using outlook ,etc, nor using telnet. it gave me '-ERR error in server configuration'   i send a mail to the qmail server and get 'Sorry, no mailbox here by that name. (#5.1.1)',  but i had set rc using './Maildir/'. i run './qmail-ldaplookup -u tua' and get the following msg: init_ldap:      passwords are not compared via rebind                 localdelivery:   off                 clustering:      off                 ldapobjectclass:                 homedirmaker:                 defaultDotMode:  ldaponly                 defaultQuota:                 QuotaWarning: ------ undefined ------ qldap_lookup:   searching with (uid=tua) qldap_lookup:   NOT successful: needed object/field is missing localdelivery off, so no local lookup the following is one user in my netscape directory server: dn: uid=tua,o=b.c.d userpassword: {crypt}xxxxxxxxxxxxx objectclass: top objectclass: person objectclass: organizationalPersonldapbasedn objectclass: inetOrgPerson objectclass: mailRecipient objectclass: nsLicenseUser sn: Test A cn: User A uid: tua mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] nslicensedfor: mail mailhost: b.c.d maildeliveryoption: maildir mailquota: 10000000S, 10000C mailforwardingaddress: [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailalternateaddress: [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailmessagestore: /home/mailusers/tua   the following is my ldap* in /var/qmail/conrol ldapbasedn -------------- o=b.c.d   ldaplocaldelivery -------------- 0   ldaplogin -------------- uid=webmail, o=b.c.d   ldappassword -------------- xxxxxxxx   ldapserver -------------- b.c.d   how to configure the server ? what can i do ? how to add/change object/field in netscape directory server, is there any qmail.schema for netscape directory ?   Thanks a lot.