Quoting "Raja T Nair" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> ldapsearch -LLL -x -D `cat ldaplogin` -w `cat ldappassword` -h
> docs.mydomain.com cn=`cat me`
>
> btw, -H does not work. I had to use ldapURI with -H.
I use LDAP URI's in _my_ 'ldapserver', but using '-h' with
hostname's is perfectly ok. And it does find the object and
the 'locals's and 'rcpthosts' is readable by 'ldaplogin'
so that part is ok...
What happens if you set LOGLEVEL=`expr 2 + 8 + 32 + 128` and then
run 'qmail-show' and 'qmail-ldaplookup -m <mailaddress>'? You might
also want to start qmail with that environment variable and check
your log files when a mail comes through.
LOGLEVEL=1 -> Errors
LOGLEVEL=2 -> Warnings
LOGLEVEL=4 -> Info
LOGLEVEL=8 -> Info^2
LOGLEVEL=16 -> Debug
LOGLEVEL=32 -> Debug^2
LOGLEVEL=64 -> LDAP Debug
LOGLEVEL=128 -> LDAP Debug^2
LOGLEVEL=256 -> PASSWD, this level is normaly off because it shows
critical data (unencrypted and crypted passwords). To
turn it on edit checkpassword.c and increase the level
for init_debug().
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