On onsdag, nov 13, 2002, at 23:10 Europe/Copenhagen, Claudio Jeker wrote:
Yes, it finds the ldap user, but things seem to be more complicated, since it will use the local (passwd) home dir. That's what got me confused. I have to define the homedir in the ldap database to circumvent this problem as long as the user is also local... for what ever reason.On Wed, Nov 13, 2002 at 12:14:39PM +0100, Daniel Eggert wrote:Hi all,I've read through quite a lot of documentation, but I still can't figure it out. On the mail server, there's a local user 'eggert' with homedir /usr/home/eggert. I want mail to the user 'eggert' to go to a (completely) different homedir defined in the LDAP database. No matter if I put homeDirectory: /home1/eggert/ or mailMessageStore: /home1/eggert/ all mail to eggert@xxxx still go into /usr/home/eggert. Why?The local (passwd) db is only searched if the ldap search returned no user entry. How does your ldap/ldif entry of the user eggert look like. Have you tested qmail-ldaplookup -d 255 -m [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
Daniel
