Re: LDAP & postfix

2004-08-12 Thread Robert Waldner

On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 20:18:02 EDT, Fraser Campbell writes:
>Does anyone know of a step-by-step howto of setting up LDAP for use with 
>postfix? 

http://www.postfix.org/LDAP_README.html ?
http://www.google.com/search?q=postfix+ldap+howto ?

> I have users in LDAP and now I want to define aliases & virtual 
>domains within LDAP.  I'd be happy to write the howto once I get the basics 
>down ...

What MDA are you using? I've just set up postfix/OpenLDAP/courier
 for a customer.

cheers,
&rw
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Re: LDAP & postfix

2004-08-12 Thread Fraser Campbell
On August 12, 2004 07:23 am, Robert Waldner wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 20:18:02 EDT, Fraser Campbell writes:
> >Does anyone know of a step-by-step howto of setting up LDAP for use with
> >postfix?
>
> http://www.postfix.org/LDAP_README.html ?
> http://www.google.com/search?q=postfix+ldap+howto ?
> 
> > I have users in LDAP and now I want to define aliases & virtual
> >domains within LDAP.  I'd be happy to write the howto once I get the
> > basics down ...
>
> What MDA are you using? I've just set up postfix/OpenLDAP/courier
>  for a customer.

Exactly what I would like to use.  My problem is mainly with LDAP, I've set up 
postfix many times using mysql for account storage and using virtual users.  
This time around I want to store accounts in LDAP and use "real" accounts (as 
opposed to the postfix virtual delivery agent).

Any chance you could show me the LDAP setup along with a dump (LDIF) of how a 
few accounts are set up?

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Re: LDAP & postfix

2004-08-12 Thread Robert Waldner

On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 07:57:17 EDT, Fraser Campbell writes:
>> What MDA are you using? I've just set up postfix/OpenLDAP/courier
>>  for a customer.

>Exactly what I would like to use.  My problem is mainly with LDAP, I've set up
>postfix many times using mysql for account storage and using virtual users.  
>This time around I want to store accounts in LDAP and use "real" accounts (as 
>opposed to the postfix virtual delivery agent).
>
>Any chance you could show me the LDAP setup along with a dump (LDIF) of how a 
>few accounts are set up?

Sure.

main.cf:

alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases ldap:ldapsource
...
virtual_mailbox_base = /
virtual_mailbox_maps = ldap:ldapsource
virtual_uid_maps = static:8
virtual_gid_maps = static:8
virtual_minimum_uid = 8
virtual_mailbox_size = 1000
...
ldapsource_server_host = localhost
ldapsource_search_base = ou=virtualusers,dc=XXX,dc=at
ldapsource_query_filter = (&(mail=%s)(objectClass=CourierMailAccount))
ldapsource_result_attribute = homeDirectory
ldapsource_result_filter = %s/Maildir/
ldapsource_scope = sub
ldapsource_bind = yes
ldapsource_bind_dn = cn=postfix,ou=daemons,dc=XXX,dc=at
ldapsource_bind_pw = xxx
# ldapsource_debuglevel = 99

courier is pretty straightforward, I only had grief with shared IMAP 
 folders. If you need that config, too, I'll need to find half an hour 
 to dig out the necessary bits.

In LDAP I have objects for both courier and postfix, like
 dn: cn=courier,ou=daemons,dc=XXX,dc=at
 objectClass: top
 objectClass: applicationProcess
 objectClass: simpleSecurityObject
 cn: courier
 userPassword:: XXX
 creatorsName: cn=admin
 createTimestamp: 20040708123655Z
 modifiersName: cn=admin
 modifyTimestamp: 20040708123655Z

And
 dn: ou=virtualusers,dc=XXX,dc=at
 objectClass: organizationalUnit
 ou: virtualusers
 creatorsName: cn=admin
 createTimestamp: 20040708123730Z
 modifiersName: cn=admin
 modifyTimestamp: 20040708123730Z

And users like
 dn: cn=waldner,ou=virtualusers,dc=XXX,dc=at
 creatorsName: cn=admin
 createTimestamp: 20040708124820Z
 userPassword:: XXX
 objectClass: top
 objectClass: CourierMailAccount
 mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 uidNumber: 8
 gidNumber: 8
 homeDirectory: /var/mail/waldner/
 clearPassword: XXX
 modifiersName: cn=admin
 modifyTimestamp: 20040723110831Z

I've extended an ldap-scheme I found somewhere[0] a bit, because I 
 needed other, and more, stuff (like vacation info, but I'll not 
 include that here). OpenLDAP itself didn't need more tweaking than is 
 obvious in the config-files.

0: google for ISPEnv2.schema

cheers,
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Re: LDAP & postfix

2004-08-12 Thread Tinus Nijmeijers
On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 17:38, Robert Waldner wrote:

> I've extended an ldap-scheme I found somewhere[0] a bit, because I 
>  needed other, and more, stuff (like vacation info, but I'll not 
> cheers,
> &rw

hi,

how DO you handle vacation with virtual users?

I'm setting up virtuals users as wel (postfix, courier, postgresql) and
I was wondering about ooo-replies.

thnaks,

tinus


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Re: LDAP & postfix

2004-08-12 Thread Fraser Campbell
On August 12, 2004 11:38 am, Robert Waldner wrote:

> >Any chance you could show me the LDAP setup along with a dump (LDIF) of
> > how a few accounts are set up?
>
> Sure.
>
> main.cf:
>
> alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases ldap:ldapsource
> ...

Excellent, thanks I'll give it a try.

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IBM ServeRAID-7e under debian

2004-08-12 Thread Mezei Áron



Hi,
 
We'd like to 
purchase a IBM xSeries 206, and the modell we are looking at has a 
IBM 
ServeRAID-7e controller. Do you know if it works under debian? I mean is it 
compatible with some drivers in the 2.4 or I have to use some custom drivers? Do 
you have any experience with this modell?
 
Thanks a 
lot,
 
Aron 
Mezei