On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 01:10:59PM -0700, Gary Richardson wrote: > Say I had an ou=employees,o=company with everyones objects in it. How would > I specify, using filterMember, the entire OU? Generally, I do things like > this by setting the search base, but I don't think I can do that this way. >
You can use extensible filters. Never tested but I think it should work. Try something like: (&(ou:dn:employees)(o:dn:=company)) An other idea is to use a specifier in the schema if you have something like that in your tree (like per employee ou entries or so) > Also, for the next release, could someone take the time to add a banner > attribute that would prefix a value onto the subject? Do you want to have the same magic of qmail-reply in qmail-secretary (expand %SUBJECT% in the subject line). The good news is, this is planned. The bad news are that you have to parse the mail header, which we don't do until now. Perhaps until end of this week we will roll out a new patch and perhaps until then we will support the feature. -- :wq Claudio
