hehe..... straight and to the point. From looking over the code, it looks
like I could add the functionality by editing authldaplib.c. Probably in
auth_ldap_do3. I could use copy_value to retrieve the expiration date from
ldap. I figure the code could go either just before or after:
if (rc == 0 && callback)
rc= (*callback)(&auth, arg);
What function does the *callback run? and does it have any bearing on if I
put my code before or after. If after I basically planned on something
like:
// pseudo-pseudo code obviously :)
if (rc == 0)
{
copy_value(my_ldap_fp, expire_date, "expire", &p, user) ;
// would need to find c functions /librarys for modifying unix timestamps.
if (//compare dates)
rc = -1 ;
else
rc = 0 ;
}
This would return a bad password (permanent error) correct? Is there anyway
that I could return a custom negative return code, and have the calling
function report back a custom error message to the user? i.e. "Password has
expired" (I know, very original, thoughtful and catchy error message :-)
(I would need to add the "custom error message" functionality to both imapd
and pop3d.
Thanks for the help,
Bryan
> -----Original Message-----
> Bryan Ragon writes:
>
> > Does courier-imapd and pop3d support a password expiration
> field in an ldap
> > backend? I have the ldap setup to allow imap & pop access
> already, but I
>
> Nope.
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