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On 07/24/2010 02:52 PM, Pavel Dimow wrote:
> Hi Victoriano,
Hi Pavel.
> are those searches in LDAP slower?
I have made no measures but LDAP indexes are made so the translate
attribute values into DNs, so, if you index your DIT properly, speed
differen
* Pavel Dimow :
> if postfix append the "primary" domain value then it's quite ok with me, I
> guess it's not a performance penalty for postfix?
I have never measured and I believe it is not worth doing so. The performance
penalty should be negligible.
> I can then use auth_default_realm in dovec
Hi Patrick,
if postfix append the "primary" domain value then it's quite ok with
me, I guess it's not
a performance penalty for postfix?
I can then use auth_default_realm in dovecot and problem should be solved.
On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 2:38 PM, Patrick Ben Koetter
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> * Pavel Dimow :
>> He
Hi Victoriano,
are those searches in LDAP slower?
For example, is it much slower when you start search at
dc=acmecorp instead of ou=people,o=somedomain.com,dc=acmecorp ?
On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 11:15 AM, Victoriano Giralt wrote:
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* Pavel Dimow :
> Hello,
>
>
> I know that this is maybe question for more LDAP oriented users, but I hope
> someone here can help me. I have a postfix with one "primary" domain and
> dozen virtual domains. The problem is that users from primary domain use only
> their username (without domain pa
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On 24/7/10 9:27, Pavel Dimow wrote:
> someone here can help me. I have a postfix with one "primary" domain and
> dozen virtual domains. The problem is that users from primary domain use only
> their username (without domain part) for SASL authent
Hello,
I know that this is maybe question for more LDAP oriented users, but I hope
someone here can help me. I have a postfix with one "primary" domain and
dozen virtual domains. The problem is that users from primary domain use only
their username (without domain part) for SASL authentication an
