Re: [courier-users] LDAP user creation

That would be wonderful, thanks! On Sat, 2008-10-11 at 11:16 +0900, Bernd Plagge wrote: > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA1 > > Hi Ricardo, > > we have some Perl scripts and wouldn't mind to share. > However I should mention that we've extended the suggested LDAP > structure. > >

[courier-users] LDAP user creation

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Ricardo, we have some Perl scripts and wouldn't mind to share. However I should mention that we've extended the suggested LDAP structure. Sam, if you want them let me know where to post them to. Regards, Bernd On Fri, 10 Oct 2008 12:08:02 +

Re: [courier-users] ldap - easy way to create user account/Maildir directory?

Ricardo Kleemann wrote: > > I'm doing ldap authentication and I don't know of any tool that can > automatically create an ldap entry and create the user directory, maybe > there's something like that already available? I'm not aware of any. Most LDAP management tools don't assume they're runnin

Re: [courier-users] trying to get pureperlfilter to work

Ricardo Kleemann wrote: > Strange. Because the messages do come through. That's what I'd expect. Given the setup that you provided, I wouldn't expect anything to ever be rejected by the filter. > I don't see any output at all > in the maillog about the filter running. Even though I created and

Re: [courier-users] trying to get pureperlfilter to work

>> >> Anyway, what about the filter usage? When I have "response=> 'it\'s >> ricardo!'" in the Headers filter, where should I expect to see that >> output? > > Very likely you won't because you've set up a filter which rejects > messages from your address, but only if they're not "trusted". S

Re: [courier-users] trying to get pureperlfilter to work

Ricardo Kleemann wrote: > > Anyway, what about the filter usage? When I have "response=> 'it\'s > ricardo!'" in the Headers filter, where should I expect to see that output? Very likely you won't because you've set up a filter which rejects messages from your address, but only if they're no

Re: [courier-users] trying to get pureperlfilter to work

Thanks for the tip. I didn't put that code in myself. This is what came with the standard install on Ubuntu... Anyway, what about the filter usage? When I have "response=> 'it\'s ricardo!'" in the Headers filter, where should I expect to see that output? How do I determine that the filter

Re: [courier-users] trying to get pureperlfilter to work

Ricardo Kleemann wrote: > > But one thing is confusing to me. In the courier-filter-perl.conf I've > setup logging, yet I don't see the log file being created (I expect to > see a file /var/log/courier-filter-perl.log created). Also I don't see > anything in the regular log file about the filter.