Hi GrayHat, thank you for taking your time giving me helpful advice :)
I took another approach. I don't have so many users so I directly export the mailservers addressbook into a file via a cronjob (also doing a chown and chmod afterwards). The file consists of just mail addresses, each line an address as described. Then I changed /LocalAddresses_Flat to file:files/addresses, turned off DoLDAP and changed Ldaplistdb to empty./ <javascript:void(0);> This was yesterday and I restarted ASSP a few times since then. In the logs, I can see that it correctly looks up valid local addresses using the file I specified and mail is coming through. Otherwise it would reject all mails of course.. But still, I see that often Workers get stuck at LocalLDAPDomain. How's that possible? Do you or anyone know what could be the reason for that? Thank you! Cheers, Max (btw: ldLDAP is off anyway) GrayHat wrote: > > >> Sad enough Fritz's simple solution about what to try, which >> MIGHT work, doesn't. Of course it's not an assp issue. >> > > Yes, I suspected so; sure, setting up the same LDAP server > as primary/alternate may help a little, but if the server doesn't > answer for some "long" interval that won't solve the issue, and.. > yes, it definitely isn't an ASSP issue; something isn't working > as needed in your infrastucture :( > > >> I will do as you suggested and setup an additional openldap server. >> > > That may allow to fix the ASSP issue, but the fact that the LDAP > server is unresponsive at times may indicate some ongoing issue > and I think you'd better investigate (and solve) before the cause > of the problem may cause further issues and "explode"; setup > your LDAP system to monitor performances and also increase > the various logging levels, that may help you finding out what's > going on and fixing the issue before it gets worse > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance. See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta. http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev _______________________________________________ Assp-test mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-test
