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<0> ahasenack: Hm
<0> ahasenack: Kurt usually takes care of the RFC's. I'm mainly backporting HEAD fixes.
<0> File an ITS on it?:)
<1> he probably forgot that one
<1> he is the author :)
<2> hey guys... when i try to access my machine with putty... i am getting Jul 31 16:14:28 mail sshd[3874]: Accepted keyboard-interactive/pam for rnance from 10.1.1.250 port 1768 ssh2
<2> and putty dies.
<3> i have a problem with query_filter and postfix. This is my query_filter : query_filter = (&(mail=%s)(mailLocalAddress=%s))
<3> i have 1 master ldap and 2 slaves.
<3> replication works too fine but replication make me a problem
<3> error: Jul 31 19:26:57 pi postfix/smtp[9874]: 0C7B011FC6: to=<batman@example.com>,
<3> relay=none, delay=0, status=bounced (mail for 64.30.80.118 loops back to myself
<3> )
<3> batman its a local user, and postfix is lookin up in ldap and return the mailHost attribute 64.30.80.118
<3> i have to make postfix deliver as local, mail local users and not local users look up in ldap and deliver to the host that its in ldap
<3> mhmm, my english is poor :\
<3> lets says : if i send an email to a user from my domain that his mailbox is in another machine, postfix works great with ldap
<3> but if i send an email to a local user, postfix return the public ip and bounced the email :\
<3> can someone help me ?
<4> I'm not sure if anyone else is alive in here, but I'm not familiar enough with postfix to offer much help myself
<3> and in postfix are not enough with ldap to help me :\
<3> i have 2 atributes in ldap, inetLocalAddress and mail
<3> i think that with query_filter
<3> i can make a "filter"
<3> for example: user1 : inetLocalAddress= user1@pi.example.com ; mail user1@example.com
<3> when postfix lookup the recipient, if inetLocalAddress its pi.example.com, return null
<3> ldap has to return null to the search, because if postfix get a null, it will try to relay as local
<3> thats the problem i have :S
<4> hmm
<3> i know that the key is in query_filter
<3> :\
<3> jejeeeee!! its my lucky day!
<3> (&(|(mailalias=%s)(mail=%s))(!(mailHost=slave1. example.com)))
<3> find in google ^^
<3> koninkje thx so much for ur time ^^
<4> any time, good luck
<3> koninkje : http://64.233.187.104/search?q=cache:dibmR1ij2rEJ:www.bynari.net/redirect.php%3Furl%3Dpublic/Documentation/Manuals/WhitePapers/MultiServerSingleDomain.doc+query_filter+mailHost+!&hl=es&gl=ar&ct=clnk&cd=1
<3> ^^, i can go to sleep happy, thx again ^^
<3> ou, that was the solution :)
<3> bye ^^
<5> Hi, i need to sync users p***word between two different ldap servers, the master is an active directory server (NT Domain) and the slave is a openldap server with a different schema, can someone give me some info?
<6> hi
<6> i did what a core team said http://article.gmane.org/gmane.network.openldap.general/35613
<6> now I can search dc=ppke and dc=hu and "" (null suffix)
<6> but cannot dc=itk,dc=ppke and dc=mkpk,dc=hu
<6> TIA
<7> What's the error message when you try? Do the entries named "dc=itk,dc=ppke" and "dc=mkpk,dc=hu" exist?
<6> yes they are here
<6> searches just return no records
<6> ldapsearch -v -x -b 'dc=itk,dc=ppke' 'uid=cstamas'
<6> result: 0 Success
<6> # numResponses: 1
<6> https://dux.itk.ppke.hu/ldapsearch.log
<6> for ldapsearch -v -x -b 'dc=ppke' 'uid=cstamas'
<6> I get the correct entry
<6> and I forgot to say I choose the slapo-glue way
<7> That URL requires username and p***word. Try pastebin.
<6> sorry you are right
<6> https://dux.itk.ppke.hu/public/ldapsearch.log
<7> Looks fine:-( Apparently there just isn't an entry matching uid=cstamas below dc=itk,dc=ppke. Or maybe you've added 'index uid eq' without running slapindex, so that slapd looks the uid up in a non-existent index.
<7> Or maybe you have some access controls which prevent the lookup, or just need to restart the server after doing some changes to slapd.conf.
<7> (BTW, sorry for the between answers, I'm coming and going a lot here.)
<6> ok
<6> thx
<6> really the slapindex seems to be the problem....
<6> I've just dumped and recreated the whole thing and realized the same
<6> ... I mean slapindex can be ....
<6> yup that's it!
<6> damn, the whole night the mails was bouncing because of this.
<6> thx hbf
<6> in face I added the "new" element with slapadd without running slapindex
<6> s/in face/in fact/
<8> ah, it would have helped if you had mentioned that you had recently made changes ...
<6> I've just realized... sorry
<6> btw I think this was the only way to extend the old database, is it right?
<6> ranger: well I did when I pointed to this url: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.network.openldap.general/35613
<6> but never mind it is ok now
<9> hi I am running the command net getlocalsid and it fails to connect as its trying to get to ldap://ldapserver.redbeemedia.com however my server is called monkey, does anyone know where I set this or have set this to be that value ?
<10> #samba is that way ->
<9> sorry is that a samba question ?
<10> "net getlocalsid" is very much samba, yes
<9> ok ta
<9> I will ask there
<6> bye
<9> if I am using the command smbldap-populate I gett the following : adding new entry dc=redbeemedia,dc=com failed to add entry: no golobal superior knowledge at /usr/sbin/smbldap-pipulate line 417 <GEN1> line
<9> is that a smb question or ldap one
<9> I think its ldap that has the problem ?
<11> So I've implimented openldap as my auth method on my gentoo box and now when i ssh it takes minutes for me to get a shell
<11> auth is accepted, then i wait, and wait
<11> Also, slapd won't restart, it kills the process and removes the .pid file, then hangs, and when you attempt a start it says it's already running.. so i did a hard reboot.
<11> But no improvment.
<12> anyone tried to export thunderbird 1.5 addressbook to LDAP?
<12> I've read all tutorials and none of them worked
<11> nope sorry
<12> looks like LDAP is not ment to be easy to setup
<12> I know now why it's not widely used at all
<11> ...
<11> not widely used?
<11> :-P
<11> Are you serious?
<12> I am
<11> Windows Server 2000 and 2003 with Microsoft Active Directory?
<12> all poeple I know who tried LDAP ended up with SQL
<11> (LDAP)
<11> *shrug* they both have decent needs
<11> ldap is more widely used as an authentication method
<12> I don't count MS
<11> which is what I've done.
<12> for auth it works fine
<11> Well, you should. You can't say something isnt widely used and cut out the biggest use
<11> openldap is screwed on my nix box too, dont worry
<11> :)
<8> martii, you don't know enough people
<12> _ranger_: I know that all my friends gave up LDAP to SQL server
<8> martii, the fact is, Thunderbird ****s at LDAP
<12> _ranger_: it does
<8> compared to Evolution and kmail
<8> which handle LDAP pretty well
<12> _ranger_: is sux anyway as I can't have shared addressbook
<8> martii, blame the mozilla people
<8> read support in Thunderbird is ok
<12> _ranger_: them as well
<8> but, it's LDIF export ****s
<8> and, it doesn't have LDAP write support
<8> but, this is not a reason to say "LDAP is difficult"
<8> I don't see Thunderbird with SQL write support for address books
<8> Skreet, give more information on your setup
<8> distro, openldap version etc
<11> gentoo latest, with latest openldap
<11> using ldap as unix login
<11> was working for about a week
<11> logged in today and it took 3 minutes to get bash
<12> _ranger_: I know that LDIF export sux
<11> check it out, had runaway process or two
<12> _ranger_: TB in small company is not doing as well as I supposed
<11> killed them, didnt help, tried to restart slapd no dice, rebooted and it's back to slow :P
<11> once it auths it's decent
<12> _ranger_: looks like I will have to go to something like zimbra.com
<12> _ranger_: where ldap works out of the box
<8> Skreet, please tell me exactly what "latest openldap" means, I know gentoo was slow to get off 2.1.x ...
<8> martii, don't see how Zimbra is going to help you with Thunderbird
<11> heh, let me check because im not really sure
<8> martii, yes, you could use a webmail interface that has working LDAP support, just for writes
<8> but, then thunderbird should be able to see the addresses in LDAP
<8> and auto-complete on them etc.
<12> _ranger_: replace TB with zimbra :)
<12> _ranger_: I use LAM at the moment
<8> yes, but LAM isn't really something you can give the lusers
<12> _ranger_: what is your recommendation ?
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