On 9/7/05, Grob Team <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok I think I know why. Suppose my base dn is dc=XX,dc=com. This is my base dn configure for qmail. However, one part of my ldap tree (ou=YY,dc=XX,dc=com) is stored on another serveur (10.1.1.4 in my previous mail). So, how can I configure qmail to exclude this subtree or to tell it to not follow "symlink" (trying to connect to another server). I cant change the base dn
Thanks for you help
Hi,
I have a qmail-ldap server configure to authenticate to an AD server. Everythings works fine except one little thing. My ldapserver file is configured with one server (ex: 10.1.1.1:389). However, I have a lot of connection on another server on port 389 (ex: 10.1.1.4). This server is another domain controller but I have never configured qmail to authenticate on that server. I have debut a little bit and I think that this is qmail-pop3d who is doing thoses connection. Someone have an idea why qmail-pop3d do theses connection?
Thank you
Ok I think I know why. Suppose my base dn is dc=XX,dc=com. This is my base dn configure for qmail. However, one part of my ldap tree (ou=YY,dc=XX,dc=com) is stored on another serveur (10.1.1.4 in my previous mail). So, how can I configure qmail to exclude this subtree or to tell it to not follow "symlink" (trying to connect to another server). I cant change the base dn
Thanks for you help
