Another way to do this is to install Samba 3 and use Winbindd to do your linux authentication to the AD. That way, in Courier-Imap you use PAM authentication and it will check AD through PAM and Winbindd. This is what I do for my users. It also allows for single sign-on if any of my users need linux shell accounts, say for FTP access or whatnot.
Regards, Ben Madsen
Nico Alberti wrote:
Kirill Pushkin wrote:
That string MUST BE in /etc/openldap/ldap.conf to avoid anonymous binds when chasing referrals (without it authdaemond.ldap will not authenticate):
REFERRALS 0
I don't have anything but openldap-client installed, so no ldap.conf. I
thought I did not need it (no referrals, as my data are on the AD server
only). In this case should I have to install openLDAP on the Linux box too?
Thank you for your help.
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