On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 9:40 AM, Mikel <mgils...@grupoavalon.es> wrote:
> ** > Thank you Steve > > The matter is that, I have configurated ldap-aliases.cf > > server_host = 10.48.1.198 > bind = yes > version = 3 > bind_dn= cn=sogoprueba,cn=Users,dc=avalon,dc=com,dc=es > bind_pw= password > search_base = dc=Avalon,dc=com,dc=es > ldap_filter = * > result_attribute = mail > #special_result_filter = %u@%d > > But if I run: > > postmap -q mgils...@grupoavalon.es ldap:/etc/postfix/ldap-aliases.cf > > or > > > postmap -q mgilsanz ldap:/etc/postfix/ldap-aliases.cf > > > I don't get nothing....and I think that the problem about postfix is not > able to find users. > > If I query to ldap with ldapsearch: > > ldapsearch -P3 -a never -x -H ldap://10.48.1.198 -D 'cn= > sogoprueba,cn=Users,dc=avalon,dc=com,dc=es' -w password -b > 'dc=Avalon,dc=com,dc=es' '(cn=*)' mail | grep mgilsanz the result is: > > mail: mgils...@grupoavalon.es > > I answer about the filter on ldap-aliases.cf of postfix > > how about result_attribute = mail in ldap-aliases.cf because if I am be > able to do ldapsearch > and find user mgilsanz How can I do the same query in ldap-aliases.cf to > find users in my domain? > > Any idea, I think that the problem is Ldap query but I don't know what is > wron... > First, why the difference dc=Avalon,dc=com,dc=es and dc=avalon,dc=com,dc=es? Also, ldap_filter should be query_filter and should have an expression with attributes in it. Your ldapsearch command is more complex than your postfix ldap-aliases.cf. Can you please show the ldif of a single user? Steve
