I have the following script running in /etc/cron.hourly on my system.
It queries ldap for the list of valid users. My /etc/ldap.conf sets up
the default behavior for the query. It also sets up spam and ham
Maildirs for spamassassin to use.
-steve j
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for i in `ldapsearch -x uid | grep ^uid | cut -f2 -d: | cut -f2 -d" " |
sort | uniq | grep ^[a-z]` ; do
if [ ! -d /home/${i} ] ; then
mkdir -p /home/$i
chown ${i}:users /home/$i
fi
if [ ! -d /home/${i}/Maildir ] ; then
/usr/local/bin/maildirmake /home/${i}/Maildir
/usr/local/bin/maildirmake /home/${i}/Maildir/.spam
/usr/local/bin/maildirmake /home/${i}/Maildir/.spam.spam
/usr/local/bin/maildirmake /home/${i}/Maildir/.spam.ham
chown -R ${i}:users /home/${i}/Maildir
fi
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courier wrote:
I have courier LDAP setup and running fine (debian Sarge). To
manipulate the LDAP database, i use "jxplorer" (a java LDAP admin GUI)
which works great.
Is there anyway I can get the virtual user directories to be created
automatically once I have entered the account information via the
jxplorer app? I guess this would have to be done by watching the ldap
database or something but I have no idea if it is possible or if it
can be done.
Currently I have to login to a shell and create the userdir and
Maildir manually using the appropriate tools. Is anyone doing this a
better way?
thanks
regards
-Matt
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