Marvellous, thanks. So when you provide a UID to an inetorgperson, it does not become an entry in /etc/passwd?
Stephen Ingram <sbing...@gmail.com> wrote: >On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 8:39 PM, Ron Scott-Adams <r...@tohuw.net> wrote: > >> I noticed that OpenLDAP (or another LDAP provider) is required. Does this >> imply I need to create an inetorgperson for my existing local users who >> will have email addresses at various domains? Forgive my lack of experience >> with LDAP in a POSIX environment, but what are the ramifications of having >> an LDAP user and a local user for the same person? Or, is there some way to >> import local users? I have asked a more complete version of this question >> at serverfault.com: http://j.mp/131USMZ Thanks in advance. >> > >Ron- > >It doesn't really matter if you have LDAP users that duplicate users on >your system. You would have to specifically configure your system to use >LDAP or it will continue to use /etc/passwd by default. SOGo can be the >sole user of LDAP on your system without any ill effects. There are several >basic LDAP howtos on the Web. Just follow one and don't be too concerned >about making things complicated as SOGo only requires the most basic of >attributes. > >Steve >-- >users@sogo.nu >https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists-- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
