[courier-users] ldap authentication

[Admin]

Hi,   I'am using courier for quite a while now with success, but i stumbled into a problem when using 2 domains.   i've created to entries in ldap like these,   mail=admin_xar.nl,ou=xar.nl,ou=mailaccounts,o=xar.nl mail=admin_aequitas.dhs.org,ou=aequitas.dhs.org,ou=mailaccounts,o=xar.nl   only of the accounts can be seen, now i think courier only authenticates for all domains only based on the mail attribuut.   mail=admin_xar.nl mail=admin   if i remove the mail=admin attribuut i suddenly can't authenticate anymore.   is there a way to maintain two admin accounts for 2 different domains ? i can send mail to both accounts and it gets deliverd as it should. only the authentication fails when both accounts exist.   i thought this could be done, but can't seem to get it to work...   i've created a hosteddomains file with both domains in them.   aequitas.dhs.org xar.nl   i have the same entries in esmtpacceptmailfor in addition to localhost.   my authldaprc looks like this,   LDAP_SERVER  localhost LDAP_PORT  389 LDAP_BASEDN  ou=mailaccounts,o=xar.nl LDAP_BINDDN  cn=root,o=xar.nl LDAP_BINDPW  password LDAP_TIMEOUT  5 # LDAP_AUTHBIND  0 LDAP_MAIL  mail #LDAP_DOMAIN  xar.nl LDAP_GLOB_UID  courier LDAP_GLOB_GID  courier LDAP_HOMEDIR  homeDirectory # LDAP_MAILDIR  homeDirectory LDAP_MAILDIRQUOTA quota LDAP_FULLNAME  cn LDAP_CLEARPW  clearPassword LDAP_CRYPTPW  userPassword # LDAP_UID  uidNumber # LDAP_GID  gidNumber # LDAP_DEREF  never   both user ldif's look like this   dn: mail=admin_aequitas.dhs.org, ou=aequitas.dhs.org, ou=mailaccounts, o=xar.nl mail: admin_aequitas.dhs.org mail: admin userPassword: ********** objectClass: couriermailaccount objectClass: hordePerson homeDirectory: /usr/home/aequitas.dhs.org/admin cn: admin   dn: mail=admin_xar.nl, ou=xar.nl, ou=mailaccounts, o=xar.nl mail: admin_xar.nl mail: admin userPassword: ******** objectClass: couriermailaccount objectClass: hordePerson homeDirectory: /usr/home/xar.nl/admin cn: admin   every help would be grately appreciated :-)   with kind regards,   Tjeerd van der Zee