 | | | Postfix - LDAP | Postfix - LDAP 2004-12-10 - By Craig White
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Hoping to find an easier way to integrate mail aliases into LDAP, I am
trying to use Postfix - and I've never used it before but it seems
straightforward enough...
In reading through the documentation, it appears that the suggestion is
to use something like:
alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases, ldap:/etc/postfix/ldap-aliases.cf
and then in ldap-aliases.cf
server_host = srv1.ourdomain.com
search_base = dc=ourdomain,dc=com
Dec 10 19:07:28 srv1 postfix/nqmgr[29329]: E857757248:
from=<root@(protected)>, size=305, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Dec 10 19:07:28 srv1 postfix/local[29335]: warning: dict_ldap_lookup:
Search error 32: No such object
Dec 10 19:07:28 srv1 postfix/local[29335]: E857757248:
to=<craig@(protected)>, orig_to=<craig>, relay=local, delay=22748,
status=deferred (alias database unavailable)
and in the documentation, it refers to mailacceptinggeneralid attribute
the "maildrop" attributes
neither of which are in any schema that I can find.
so I tried adding to ldap-aliases.cf
bind = no
debug_level = 256
query_filter = (uid=%u)
but it all ends in the same result. (yes, I typed newaliases after each
change).
Does postfix as supplied by RHEL 3 release 3 support LDAP? must I
rebuild the SRPM? Is that where the schema would come from? Is there an
easier way to load an attribute with a number of aliases within the uid
dn, searchable by an MTA?
Thanks,
Craig
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