Gordan Bobic wrote:
USER_OBJECTCLASS = top,account,dbmailUser
Other than the fact that I can't seem to add the object class to an
existing user to a class violation somewhere. :-/
then you are most likely missing a required attribute. dbmailUser *must*
have both a 'uid' and a 'mail'
Thanks, that did the trick. I think I had misunderstood the way the mail
entry works. I thought I needed an entry there like username, and then
attach additional email aliases pointing to that. Serves me right for
trying to do this at 1am. Thanks for clearing it up. :)
Gordan
On Fri, 22 May 2009
Hi,
Can anyone confirm if this is the most up to date LDAP schema that
should be used with 2.2.11?
http://svn.ic-s.nl/websvn/filedetails.php?repname=DBMailpath=%2Ftrunk%2Fdbmail%2Fdbmail.schemarev=1828sc=0
Thanks.
Gordan
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See -
http://git.dbmail.eu/cgit/cgit.cgi/paul/dbmail/tree/dbmail.schema?h=dbmail_2_2
We no longer use svn. I'm not sure as to how correct this schema is, but
it should be better than what that old svn version shows.
-Jon
Gordan Bobic wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone confirm if this is the most up to
OK, I got the one from the latest tar ball, thanks.
Now that I tried that, I have another question - I have an existing LDAP
database that is already used in production to authenticate
UNIX/Windows/Samba accounts.
I have gotten as far as authenticating IMAP users via the LDAP database
(it
I'm not a dbmail LDAP user so I can't help you much on getting your
directory setup. As far as I know, you do not need to add users to the
database as upon delivery or login, the account would automatically be
created. Paul would know how it works better. You should have also read
README.ldap
Please read the DBMail config file's [LDAP] section. It is designed to
interact with essentially arbitrary schemas, you simply tell it what the
field names are it'll use them. You are encouraged to use your existing
schema as much as possible.
There's no need to convert your users over to
Jonathan Feally wrote:
[...]
You should have also read README.ldap from the tarball.
Indeed I did, but the documentation isn't exactly extensive. :(
Gordan
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Aaron Stone wrote:
Please read the DBMail config file's [LDAP] section. It is designed to
interact with essentially arbitrary schemas, you simply tell it what the
field names are it'll use them. You are encouraged to use your existing
schema as much as possible.
There's no need to convert
