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. > > Also, for the next release, could someone take the time to add a banner > attribute that would prefix a value onto the subject?
Maybe the "someone" can be you? Don't you think? Or you could pay us to do it if you need it? Money shouldn't be an issue, right? A visit to the website of your domain tells everthing. YOUR kind is our all problem! How about 'rm -Rf' yourself? I don't think the attitude you are presenting here is approppriate at all. -- Andre > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Andre Oppermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 2:07 PM > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: qmailGroup functionality > > > > > > > > qmailGroup functionality is one of the coolest new features > > in the new patch. (I think we forgot to mention it in the > > QLDAPNEWS file). > > > > How does it look? > > > > There are three kinds of group members: > > > > - DN members, you put in the DN of the member and it's email address > > is irrelevant (as long as it has one) > > - RFC822 members, plain and simple email addresses ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > - Filter members, very cool and dangerous; Put any valid ldap filter > > string in here and it will explode the mail to all found email > > addresses; Be careful not to create loops! > > > > You have four ways of controlling who can post to the group: > > > > - no limit, just explode to all members > > - members only, as the name says; only members are allowed (based > > on envelope sender, so not very secure, everybody can fake that) > > - sender confirm, sender has to confirm submission and > > return address > > like DJBs qmail-secretary > > - moderated, moderator(s) have to accept every message; there are > > DN and RFC822 moderators > > > > If more than one check enabled, then sender confirm is > > first, members > > only second and moderator third. After that it goes to the group. > > > > As a bonus you can put your own text for the sender confirm and > > moderator messages with same mail magic as in qmail-reply. > > > > You need to have the dash-ext stuff enabled in qmail-ldap and > > you have to set up a 'mail' and 'mailAlternateAddress' like this: > > > > mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > mailAlternateAddress: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > If you don't do that, all the sender confirm and moderator > > functionality (and bounce handling) will be lost. > > > > A full qmailGroup ldap object looks like this: > > > > dn: uid=mygroup,dc=diavolezza,dc=nrg4u,dc=com > > objectClass: top > > objectClass: qmailUser > > objectClass: qmailGroup > > objectClass: inetOrgPerson > > sn: Group > > cn: Group > > uid: group > > mailMessageStore: /scratch/group > > mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > mailAlternateAddress: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > membersonly: TRUE > > senderconfirm: TRUE > > rfc822member: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > rfc822member: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > dnmember: uid=user1,dc=diavolezza,dc=nrg4u,dc=com > > dnmember: cn=andre,dc=diavolezza,dc=nrg4u,dc=com > > filtermember: (&(!(objectclass=qmailGroup))([EMAIL PROTECTED])) > > dnmoderator: cn=user2,dc=diavolezza,dc=nrg4u,dc=com > > dnmoderator: uid=user3,dc=diavolezza,dc=nrg4u,dc=com > > rfc822moderator: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > confirmtext: Do you really want to post to this group, you fruitcake? > > moderatortext: Hello, hello!? Shall we proceed and send this out? > > > > Enjoy! > > > > -- > > Andre > >
