You can also try to add the pureftp ldap schema: http://download.pureftpd.org/pure-ftpd/doc/README.LDAP
with that you could have vmail for qmail and also vftp for your ftp accounts, apart of your *nix accounts (shell). regards On Sun, Jan 13, 2013 at 6:08 PM, Ismail YENIGUL <ismail.yeni...@surgate.com> wrote: > Hi Friedrich, > > My answer are in line. > > On 13.01.2013 19:46, Friedrich Locke wrote: >> >> Hi! >> >> i am studing qmail-ldap solution and some doubts arose. >> >> I would like to integrate qmail-ldap with my current unix user base. >> >> My base tree for posix accounts is: dc=people,ou=abc,ou=de. So for >> instance if a have a user called vlobo, its dn is: >> uid=vlobo,ou=people,dc=abc,dc=de. Since it is a unix user, its entry object >> class is posixAccount. >> Since, i want this same unix user as a qmail user, I added an object class >> qmailUser to the same posixAccount entry. >> >> First doubt: is it wrong ? >> > No, That's very good idea. > >> For the qmailUser, the only mandatory attribute is "mail". So, when i >> should add the objectClass qmailUser, I must, at least, define this >> attribute, right? >> > even if objectclass say mail is must. it is not enough. You must also add > the following attributes: > mailMessageStore,userPassword,mailHost,accountStatus, > > The following are optional but very useful: > deliveryMode,mailQuotaSize,mailQuotaCount > >> So, what would it be procedures in order to remove the user vlobo as qmail >> user ? Should I "take" out the qmailUser attributes for the given entry ? >> How should I do it ? >> > Delete objectclass qmailUser from the user and other attributes defined in > this objectclass. > >> Thanks in advance. >> > -- > nbari
