On Fri, Jan 21, 2000 at 10:02:27AM +0100, Andrea Verni wrote:
> Andre Oppermann wrote:
>
> > You compiled your checkpassword with debugging enabled. Turn it off,
> > recompile and install again.
>
> ok, now it should be ok.
>
> I'm using Qmail+LDAP and I can't understand how to create the correct
> $HOME/Maildir and set the permission for Maildir delivery.
>
> If I use /etc/passwd I should chown /home/<$USER> to ghe UID/GID of this
> user but if I use LDAP what kind of permission should I set ?
Create a user for virtual users accounts, for example "popusers" belonging to
a group "popgroup".
Put "popusers" to the file
~control/ldapusername
+
+ The default username used in virtual users environments
+ Default: NULL
+ Example: popusers
+ Note: Must be an existing username
Put "popusers" user ID to the
~control/ldapuid
+
+ The default UID used in virtual users environments
+ Default: NULL
+ Example: 1010
+ Note: Must match the username, must be above 100
Put "popgroup" group ID to the
~control/ldapgid
+
+ The default GID used in virtual users environments
+ Default: NULL
+ Example: 1010
+ Note: Must match the username, must be above 100
If you want home and mail directories created automagically, put the name of a
script to the file
~control/dirmaker
+
+ Absolute path to your program/script that creates missing homedirs
+ Default: none (off)
+ Example: /var/qmail/bin/create_homedir
+ Note: the script is executeded after the setuid/gid, it isn't running
+ under root for security reasons.
+ The command is executed with execve not system
+ (so mkdir --mode=700 -p does not work!) use a shell script.
+ $1 is the homedir-path and $2 is aliasempty.
+ Possible very simple shell script:
+
+ -cut-
+ #!/bin/sh
+ mkdir -m 700 -p $1
+ #EOF
+ -cut-
Create a directory for virtualusers mail, for example /var/qmail/popusers
owned by the user "popusers".
Set field mailMessageStore=/var/qmail/popusers/VirtUser.Name
(replace VirtUser.Name) for every virtual user.
+ mailMessageStore
+
+ Path to the maildir/mbox on the mail system
+ Example: /home/jdoe/
Hope this helps.
Andrzej
