Hi, Postfix supports LDAP. Please check the file sample-ldap.cf for an example on how to configure it. This should guide you on how to bind your FR/LDAP with postfix.
Be aware that the postfix rpm in RedHat is not compiled with ldap support. However you can very easily enable that by modifying their spec file: rpm -ivh postfix-x.y.z.src.rpm cd /usr/src/redhat/SPECS vi postfix.spec change ldap=0 by ldap=1 and save your change. you need openldap-devel package to compile. Now from the SPECS directory type the following: rpmbuild -ba --target i686 postfix.spec install the resulting rpm. FYI I had a couple of postfix servers with an uptime > 600 days in a live ISP/ASP network. That's my 2 cents for the postfix part. Sorry if it's a bit out of subject for the list. On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 07:10, Nikolas Geyer wrote: > It has been suggested to use fr + ldap + postfix, but I cannot see how they > will integrate to draw authentication data from the same server. Cordially, -- Marc Seignette GnuPG key : 778B27E7 (search.keyserver.net) Fingerprint : E882 05DB C105 9DA1 B04A A30D 287E 5D92 778B 27E7
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