Il 25/02/2014 14:18, Steffen Kaiser ha scritto: > On Tue, 25 Feb 2014, [email protected] wrote: > > > On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 11:42:33AM +0100, Francesco wrote: > >> in details for all the users i'd like to use maildir storage in a > >> directory, while for the users belonging to a specific OU i'd like to > >> use dbox with an alternative storage attached. > >> > >> so i created 2 userdb like this: > >> > >> userdb { > >> driver = ldap > >> args = /etc/dovecot/dovecot-ldap-maildir.conf.ext > >> } > >> > >> userdb { > >> driver = ldap > >> args = /etc/dovecot/dovecot-ldap-dbox.conf.ext > >> } > >> > >> and then defined these 2 args files: > >> maildir: > >> > >> hosts = localhost > >> dn = CN=ldapadmin,OU=administrators,DC=plutone,DC=local > >> dnpass = <password> > >> auth_bind = yes > >> ldap_version = 3 > >> base = DC=plutone,DC=local > >> user_attrs = sAMAccountName=home=/var/vmail/%$ > >> > >> dbox: > >> > >> hosts = localhost > >> dn = CN=ldapadmin,OU=administrators,DC=plutone,DC=local > >> dnpass = <password> > >> auth_bind = yes > >> ldap_version = 3 > >> base = OU=dboxusers,OU=lowpriority,DC=plutone,DC=local > >> user_attrs = sAMAccountName=home=/var/local_dbox/%$, > >> =mail=dbox:/var/local_dbox/%$:ALT=/var/iscsi_dbox/%$ > >> user_filter = (&(ObjectClass=person)(mail=%u)) > >> > >> yet it doesn't matter how hard i try if i send an email to a user > >> belonging to the dboxusers OU i still have the user to be addressed to > >> the maildir storage in /var/vmail > > > You can use LDAP to search for an alternative mail attribute, and > specify a default location using > > mail_location. In your example; mail_location = /var/vmail/%u. Then > use one LDAP config file to override the > > mailbox location if the LDAP database specifies a maildir location. > > > By the way, aren't userdb's searched sequentially? Try switching > those userdb's to make the one with the group > > lookup go first. LDAP users will always match the userdb without > group lookup. > > yep, the first file, which belongs to the first userdb {} I guess, > does not have no user_filter, so it does always find the user. > > Either add a user_filter to the first file, that excludes any dbox > users, or switch the order of both userdb's. > > -- Steffen Kaiser
I think i'll go for the reordering which looks to be simplier as i'm a sheep when it comes to LDAP stuff :D Francesco
