Gotta love it... I solved my own problem here:
mailMessageStore: testdomain-com/dkoopman
That caused the problem.
mailMessageStore: /testdomain-com/dkoopman
is the correct setting. The leading "/" is required.
Makes sense since the ldapMessageStore field is not
supposed to have a trailing "/"
One problem solved.
--- David Koopman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have successfully compiled and tested qmail-1.03
> with the LDAP patch qmail-ldap-1.03-20020501a.patch.
>
> I have successfully compiled with the
> qmail-ldap-control_20020524.patch
>
> I cannot get qmail to work with the control patch.
> When I run qmail-ldaplookup, here is what I get:
>
> [root@smtp-1-1 src]# /var/qmail/bin/qmail-ldaplookup
> -u [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> init_ldap: passwords are not compared via
> rebind
> localdelivery: off
> clustering: off
> ldapobjectclass: qmailuser
> homedirmaker:
> defaultDotMode: ldaponly
> defaultQuota: 10000000S, 10000C
> QuotaWarning:
> ------
> undefined
> ------
> qldap_lookup: searching with
>
(&(objectclass=qmailuser)([EMAIL PROTECTED]))
> qldap_lookup: NOT successful: needed object/field
> is
> missing
> localdelivery off, so no local lookup
>
> If I search for a uid that does not exist in my LDAP
> server data, here is what I get:
>
>
> # /var/qmail/bin/qmail-ldaplookup -u
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> init_ldap: passwords are not compared via
> rebind
> localdelivery: off
> clustering: off
> ldapobjectclass: qmailuser
> homedirmaker:
> defaultDotMode: ldaponly
> defaultQuota: 10000000S, 10000C
> QuotaWarning:
> ------
> undefined
> ------
> qldap_lookup: searching with
>
(&(objectclass=qmailuser)([EMAIL PROTECTED]))
> qldap_lookup: NOT successful: no such object
> localdelivery off, so no local lookup
>
> Notice on the lookup with where the uid does not
> exist, it says: NOT successful: no such object. Ok,
> that is fine, it doesn't exist. When I search for a
> uid that does exist, it says:
> qldap_lookup: NOT successful: needed object/field
> is
> missing
>
> This means to me that qmail-ldaplookup is finding
> the
> record, but then has an error based on the data
> returned by the LDAP server, right? Here is my
> information for the dn I am looking for that has
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] as the uid:
>
> cn: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> sn: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> objectclass: top
> objectclass: person
> objectclass: inetorgperson
> objectclass: qmailuser
> mailmessagestore: testdomain-com/dkoopman
> mailhost: localhost
> uid: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> qmailuid: 1000
> qmailgid: 1000
> accountstatus: active
> qmaildotmode: ldaponly
> deliverymode: normal
> mailquota: 10000000S, 10000C
> mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> userpassword: {SSHA}fWZr4h0atH1gS4pfB/2AAmh/B1F+87iC
> mailalternateaddress: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> dn: [EMAIL PROTECTED], ou=mailAccounts,
> ou=testdomain, ou=s, ou=e, ou=t, ou=com, ou=domains,
> dc=test, dc=com
>
> Looks pretty good to me. Also, I ran 'slapd -d4' on
> my ldap server to get some debugging going. Here is
> the output from it. I 'slapd -d4' then executed
> '/var/qmail/bin/qmail-ldaplookup -u
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]' and here is the output on
> slapd -d4:
>
> daemon_init: <null>
> daemon: socket() failed errno=97 (Address family not
> supported by protocol)
> slapd starting
> connection_get(9)
> ==> ldbm_back_bind: dn: cn=qmail,dc=test,dc=com
> ldbm_cache_open (blksize 8192) (maxids 2046)
> (maxindirect 5)
> ldbm_cache_open (blksize 8192) (maxids 2046)
> (maxindirect 5)
> send_ldap_result: 0::
> ber_flush: 14 bytes to sd 9
> connection_get(9)
> SRCH "dc=test,dc=com" 2 0 0 0 0
> filter:
>
(&(objectClass=qmailuser)([EMAIL PROTECTED]))
> attrs: uid qmailUID qmailGID accountStatus
> mailHost mailMessageStore homeDirectory mailQuota
> mail
> mailAlternateAddress mailForwardingAddress
> deliveryProgramPath deliveryMode mailReplyText
> qmailDotMode
> ldbm_cache_open (blksize 8192) (maxids 2046)
> (maxindirect 5)
> ldbm_cache_open (blksize 8192) (maxids 2046)
> (maxindirect 5)
> ldbm_cache_open (blksize 8192) (maxids 2046)
> (maxindirect 5)
> ber_flush: 517 bytes to sd 9
> ber_flush: 14 bytes to sd 9
> connection_get(9)
>
> I have been pounding away at this for days. In case
> this helps, here is my dn:
> cn=qmailControl,dc=test,dc=com
>
> objectclass: top
> objectclass: qmailControl
> cn: qmailControl
> locals: localhost
> locals: smtp-1.test.com
> ldapuid: 1000
> ldapgid: 1000
> ldapdefaultquota: 10000000S, 1000C
> quotawarning: WARNING: Your mail account is over
> quota. Your mail account will stop receiving
> messages
> soon.
> rcpthosts: testdomain.com
> rcpthosts: koopman.name
> rcpthosts: domain.net
> virtualdomains: testdomain.com
> virtualdomains: koopman.name
> virtualdomains: domain.net
> ldaplogin: cn=qmail, dc=test, dc=com
> ldappassword: qmailsecret
> ldaplocaldelivery: 0
> ldapbasedn: ou=domains, dc=test, dc=com
> ldaprebind: 0
> ldapcluster: 0
> concurrencylocal: 120
> concurrencyremote: 120
> defaultdomain: testdomain.com
> defaulthost: testdomain.com
> ldapserver: 192.168.4.155
> ldapdefaultdotmode: ldaponly
> ldapmessagestore: /var/qmail/popboxes
>
> More detail about my problem: If I leave the
> ldaplocaldelivery set to 0 in the qmailControl dn in
> my LDAP database, but set it to 1 in my
> /var/qmail/control/ldaplocaldelivery file, then when
> I
> run qmail-ldaplookup -u [EMAIL PROTECTED] it
> reports that localdelivery: on. This means that
> qmail-lookup is not able to load the value from the
> LDAP server, but rather it gets it from the control
> directory. I find this true of each of these
> values:
> init_ldap: passwords are not compared via
> rebind
> localdelivery: on
> clustering: off
> ldapobjectclass: qmailuser
> homedirmaker:
> defaultDotMode: ldaponly
> defaultQuota: 10000000S, 10000C
> QuotaWarning:
> I compiled with the CONTROLDB=-DQLDAP_BAILOUT option
>
> Basically, I cannot get Qmail to read it's control
> from the LDAP server. And even more, even with the
> DQLDAP_BAILOUT, the searches still fail! I am
> getting
> frustrated. Turbo, help?!?! What else do you want
> to
> know?
>
> Dave.
>
>
>
>
> __________________________________________________
>
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