On 4.3.2012, at 16.48, Terry Carmen wrote: >> pass_attrs = ..., \ >> msExchHomeServerName=userdb_imapc_host=%49.100$.example.com >> >> If the prefix differs, but all of the exchange server names have the same >> length, for example 10, you can also do: >> >> pass_attrs = ..., \ >> msExchHomeServerName=userdb_imapc_host=%-10$.example.com >> There's no otherwise nice way to parse this string. > > > If by prefix, you mean the "/O=example/OU=INT/cn=Configuration/cn=Servers/" > part, then, yes, they're different.
OK, so if the prefix or suffix isn't always the same length you can't do the above. > I could export the data to a text file as username:homeexchangeserver (or > whatever other format is needed). > > homeservers.txt: > user1:exch1.example.com > user2:exch1.example.com > user3:exch1.example.com > user4:exch2.example.com > > Is it possible to do a lookup in a text file to get this? If you can use userdb passwd-file and export the data to that file, it'll work. http://wiki2.dovecot.org/AuthDatabase/PasswdFile Example line: user1::1000:1000::/home/user::userdb_imapc_host=exch1.example.com Note that you can't then return any userdb fields from passdb ldap lookup.
