On 26.2.2013, at 15.45, Dimos Alevizos <dalev...@otenet.gr> wrote:
> I managed to reproduce the problem, but it required sending 1000 mails with
> multiple recipients.
> In every case I checked, the wrong index path is indeed the first RCPT TO's
> in that session.
> However it doesn't happen to all other recipients in the session, nor to the
> same one each time.
> In any case since the mail get delivered to the correct mbox and you say that
> the errors are unnecessary we can essentially consider it case closed.
OK, that explains why I couldn't reprodue it easily. Although I'm still not
sure why it would happen sometimes and not other times.
> I've got another question about the directors though and what you mentioned
> in your earlier mail that we can set mail_nfs_index=no and
> mail_nfs_storage=no.
> I've noticed that our directors point to different backends if the user
> logins as "user" vs "user@domain" and as a result there are users ending up
> in more than one server (several of them use just their username in one
> client and the full user@domain in another and vice versa).
> Up till now we didn't think much about it because it's not that common.
Do you only have one domain? Maybe easiest would be to set auth_default_realm
to that.
> Our directors have the following config :
>
> userdb {
> driver = static
> args = proxy=y nopassword=y
> }
This is passdb configuration as a userdb, so it doesn't really work. Except
directors don't use userdb, so it doesn't really break either.
> We tried changing that to ldap with the same config you posted but it doesn't
> change anything.
> I presume it can be configured and we're just missing something ?
You had:
pass_attrs = mail=user,userpassword=password
This should have changed the username always to same as "mail" field, which
should standardize the usernames with director also.
