Hi all,
I manage a postfix server for our company with only one mail domain
a1.ind.br. All mailUser's are on a LDAP database as are mailGroup's,
transport tables, etc. When I need to create an alias I create something
like this on ldap:
# TI, Aliases, a1.ind
dn: cn=TI,ou=Aliases,dc=a1,dc=ind
objectClass: mailGroup
cn: TI
member: uid=marcio.merlone,ou=People,dc=a1,dc=ind
member: uid=roberto.tirapelle,ou=People,dc=a1,dc=ind
member: uid=jackson.lino,ou=People,dc=a1,dc=ind
member: uid=hoberdan.campos,ou=People,dc=a1,dc=ind
description:: Q29sYWJvcmFkb3JlcyBDU0MgZGUgSW5mb3Jtw6F0aWNhIC0gVEk=
mail: t...@a1.ind.br
Now I need to create an alias pointing to external addresses AND add it
to another LDAP alias a...@a1.ind.br:
# External, Aliases, a1.ind
dn: cn=external,ou=Aliases,dc=a1,dc=ind
objectClass: mailGroup
cn: external
member: j...@external.tld
member: m...@external.tld
member: j...@external.tld
member: m...@external.tld
description: External addresses
mail: exter...@a1.ind.br
This is not possible since 'member' attribute expects a dn. And, in
order to be able to use it inside another alias, I have to stay on LDAP,
so no hash or aliases tables on filesystem. Have anyone come across this
situation and found a way to go?
Thanks for any hint, sorry for OT. Best regards.
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*Marcio Merlone*
