I got it working so thanks for clarifying the setup for the ldapdb
auxprop module. I needed to add an additional authz-regexp option to
the openldap config to map an email address to its proper ldap entry.
Once that was added, everything started working. Thanks again for the
help.
On Wed F
On 02/05/14 11:15 -0600, Peter Erickson wrote:
>> >virtdomains: userid
>> >defaultdomain: example.com
>>
>> Other than that, your config looks reasonable. Include an 'ldapdb_mech'
>> option to reduce confusion. sasl_ldapdb_canon_attr may need to be 'uid'
>> instead, since example.com is the default
Dan, thanks for the response.
On Wed, Feb 05, 2014 at 09:35:49AM -0600, Dan White wrote:
> On 02/04/14?20:15?-0600, Peter Erickson wrote:
> >In hopes of requiring users login using their email address I set
> >sasl_ldapdb_canon_attr, however that resulted in the following syslog
> >messages (These
On 02/04/14 20:15 -0600, Peter Erickson wrote:
>I'm trying to configure imapd to authenticate against an ldap
>directory using ldapdb and am running into problems. I provide hosting
>services (i.e. ftp, svn, mail, etc) for several people where user
>account information is stored in an openldap dire
I'm trying to configure imapd to authenticate against an ldap
directory using ldapdb and am running into problems. I provide hosting
services (i.e. ftp, svn, mail, etc) for several people where user
account information is stored in an openldap directory. In addition to
having a username/pas
