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Selvam Porko wrote, On 13-11-2007 04:08:
> I recently started with qmail and
> OPENLDAP, I have installed and configured a songle domain tree
> prefectly very well.
Are you using qmail-ldap patch? Or are you using qmail
with something like vpopmail querying LDAP?
> Recently I had a query of combining two tree into one, my
> questions are as follows.
> * Can multiple ldap trees can be combined.
Yes, in qmail-ldap you can point to a root node and it
will walk the entire tree looking for pre-defined objects. But
you will probably need to use overlays to ensure the unique of
some attributes.
> * If possible, then how
It depends a lot on what are you using and what exactly
"combining two trees into one" means to you.
> * If possible, will the authentication process anyways degrade
> the performance as compared to single tree and multiple trees.
If you use separate qmail-ldap for separate trees, it
tends to be faster *if* you have really large trees, depending
on the size of your tree it doesn't make any difference.
> * How do I do the combination as the servers are live.
I'm not quite sure I understand that, but you can simply
inject the object from one tree into the other using something
like ldapadd. Or create a third tree, and add the new combined
elements from both old trees to the new one.
Kind regards,
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Felipe Augusto van de Wiel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Coordenadoria de Tecnologia da Informação (CTI) - SEDU/PARANACIDADE
http://www.paranacidade.org.br/ Phone: (+55 41 3350 3300)
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