So I am considering using LDAP for auth with DBMail.
Can someone explain how distribution lists would work with DBMail/LDAP?
i.e. [EMAIL PROTECTED] to all users in the sales department. Right
now I configure this as an LDAP mailAcceptingID with multiple maildrops.
Is this information held in LDA
I was having LDAP Auth problems too...
I fixed the problems by updating the openldap configuration to allow
ldap v2 bindings.
You might want to give that a try.
* Update slapd.conf file to accept V2 ldap
o allow bind_v2
* Restart slapd
* Restart dbmail, make sure you are usi
I just finished setting the same thing up today. Had some similar
issues. I'll post my full how to later today, but until then I have some
things to look for below.
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Chris Kolkman wrote:
Thanks for the reply Paul.
I’m pretty sure that the alias table is correct, but
Paul J Stevens wrote:
kbaker wrote:
My dbmail install from apt on debian does not have a startup script for
lmtp that I can find... so until then I've been starting it by hand.
Kevin, try setting START_LMTPD=yes in /etc/default/dbmail
Perfect..
Looks like it is "true" r
Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
Hi,
I'm using dbmail 2.0.10 and I was wondering If postfix
could talk to dbmail via a socket file.
If yes... I don't see any parameters in the dbmail config file
under LMTP
Yes, Paul was just mentioning that somehow it was dropped from the conf
file.
You can just add
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Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
Thanks Kevin,
I can't see in the Dbmail INSTALL file how to configure postfix
for a dbmail-
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Since we have no documentation on socket file for dbmail-lmtp 2.0.10
and postfix, maybe some dbmail guru can help on this one.
To me it look's that dbmail-lmtp 2.0.10 does not support
socket file because no mather what i configure in db
Paul J Stevens wrote:
kbaker wrote:
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Since we have no documentation on socket file for dbmail-lmtp 2.0.10
and postfix, maybe some dbmail guru can help on this one.
To me it look's that dbmail-lmtp 2.0.10 does not support
socket
jeroen clarysse wrote:
Hi all,
a rather generic question from a newcomer to this list. Please forgive
me if i'm way off topic !
My boss asked me to do some research on an upcoming project which will
mainly revolve around a website which serves as a central messaging
point among what is best
jeroen clarysse wrote:
thanks for the fast reply !
well, my biggest fear here is that my boss (or better : the project
leader... he's not really in charge) is no idea at all about where this
project is going... And the client allready signed the contract,
fortunately (for me (the PHP-programm
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Jochen and others,
I've uploaded sarge packages for dbmail-2.1.6+20060627 to debian.nfgd.net
So which package in apt would I use to install dbmail-2.1.6?
Have there been any MySQL schema changes since 2.1 Revision 2065?
Thanks,
- Kevin
I've also uploaded the package
So I've been working on a simple way to scale / install the DBmail-Postfix
system we put together. The idea being that it takes just to many steps to
configure a complete new system, thus too long and prone to mistakes in
situations where we might really need a new box in a matter of hours not
Adam Kosmin wrote:
Kevin Baker wrote:
Actually VMware Server 1.0 is free as of about a month ago.
We have it running on a Fedora FC3 box.
Free as in beer perhaps, but not free as in speech.
True true...
My goal was to have it install as easily as possible. I
haven't put a whole lot of
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