Hi,
>> sogod domains '{
>> "exampleserver-de" = {
>> SOGoMailDomain = "exampleserver.de";
>> SOGoUserSources = (
>> {
>> CNFieldName = cn;
>> IDFieldname = uid;
>> IMAPLoginFieldName = rnsMSDovecotUser;
>> KindFieldName = Kind;
>> MailFieldNames = (
>> mail
>> );
>> MultipleBookingsFieldName = Multiplebookings;
>> UIDFieldName = rnsMSDovecotUser;
>> baseDN =
>> "ou=exampleserver-de,ou=people,ou=it,dc=roessner-net,dc=de";
>> bindAsCurrentUser = NO;
>> bindDN = "cn=sogo,ou=people,ou=it,dc=roessner-net,dc=de";
>> bindFields = (
>> rnsMSRecipientAddress,
>> uniqueIdentifier
>> );
>> bindPassword = ****;
>> canAuthenticate = YES;
>> displayName = "Gemeinsame Adressen";
>> encryption = STARTTLS;
>> hostname = "roessner1.roessner-net.de db.roessner-net.de";
>> id = directory2;
>> isAddressBook = YES;
>> port = 389;
>> scope = SUB;
>> type = ldap;
>> }
>> );
>> };
>> …
> IMAPLoginFieldName
- the field that returns the IMAP login name for the user
taken from SOGo docs (installation guide 2.0.2, page 20)
> is part of the LDAP user configuration? So each user can have his own
> setting? How do I get this setting into the database? Is this field part of
> the LDAP user or is it in the Postgresql database? Is there such a field also
> for smtp?
>
> You use "exampleserver-de" for the "domain-name", and not "exampleserver.de"
> why?
To be honest? I had copied an example from Patrick Ben Koetter and adopted it
to my needs :) Maybe he may say something to this aspect. But I think you may
specify whatever you like, as it seems just to be an unique name for a block.
-Christian Rößner
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