I agree with Kristian that LDAP and SQL are very different beasts. Having
lived with both, I tend to work on the basis that LDAP can be a fast and
lightweight engine for high load read access and that talking to it
through an SQL layer could have performance implications.
On the other hand, using
Kristian Koehntopp wrote on 11 June 2003:
> Has anybody written a ConfSourceLDAP.pm analogue to ConfSourceSQL.pm?
> I am looking for a solution that stores SpamAssassin Preferences within
> an LDAP store.
and on 17 June 2003:
> This is an untested draft, which I am going to debug and test now.
>
John Lederer wrote:
> I am extremely interested.
>
> We use Rolodap, an LDAP contacts directory . Automatically whielisting
> email from anyone in tht would let us lower the threshold for spam
> generally.
>
> If you can post your code somewhere where I could link to it, I would
> make sure that
Tony Earnshaw wrote:
I suppose it might be of interest to others if you told the list what
users your ldap director[y|ies] contain(s). As well as your policy.
Like I don't want mail from my local users (100% Openldap 2.1.19 based)
scanned, so both with my Postfix 2.0.x and SA-Exim 4.20/3.0 MTAs
Hi,
Using SpamAssassin, I want to whitelist every email address in the
LDAP directory address book our mail clients (Mozilla and Netscape)
use, without having a separate "whitelist_from" hard-wired into the
SpamAssassin config file.
So I've hacked some changes to SpamAssassin 2.55 so it can query
