On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 11:37:37PM +0800, maoyaowu wrote: > i can not resolve the problem , can sqwebmail print some debug > information to a log file ?
Unfortunately, not yet. But what you can do is turn on debugging at your LDAP server, check that queries are being received there, and that they are the right ones. > i replace /usr/local/share/sqwebmail/ldapsearch with > > ###################### > > echo "$@" >> /tmp/sqwebmail.log > exec /usr/bin/ldapsearch -l 60 -z 20 "$@" > > ############################################ > > but i can not find the /tmp/sqwebmail.log file after several login via > sqwebmail. No, you won't. This is only used for the directory search function within sqwebmail (which is only available after a user has logged in). It is not used for the login itself. I suggest you try: # ps auxwww | grep authdaemond Does it have 5 or 6 copies of "authdaemond.ldap" running? If it is something else, e.g. "authdaemond.mysql", then set version="authdaemond.ldap" in authdaemonrc. Regards, Brian.