ecot's documentation
says it should be able to do this. Is there any debugging information
I can provide to help drive this towards a resolution instead of being
resigned to broken software?
Thanks!
Luke
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s=posixAccount)(uid=%n)(ou:dn:=%d))
3. investigate if nslcd(/?) has an option to use multiple queries
for passwd and have dovecot authenticate against the system.
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Cc: dovecot; luke-dovecot
Subject: Re: using %d as a variable in the ldap search base
I'm tryi
I'm trying to use auth bind to avoid having a plain text password in a
config file. With %u instead of %n, the @domain part of the login
ends up in the uid field of the search filter. As I said, my OUs have
overlapping users, so I have configured things such that the users are
logging in with use
You have two ways of authenticating against ldap. I decided to use the
method where a single account has access to the user credentials.
(Advantage of this method, you can limit ldap lookups eg do not have to
do 2nd for the userdb)
debug_level = 1
uris = ldaps://ldap.local:8443
dn = cn=,cn=
