Can some one help me wrap my brain around something?

I've got a mailserver behind a firewall using qmail with the LDAP patches.

The firewall is running the same qmail executable (the LDAP part is fully 
enabled and as I type this it suddenly occurs to me that this may be a 
security issue, although maybe it would solve the problem I'm trying to solve 
right now).

I'd like to patch my smtpd to allow SMTP AUTH on the firewall.

What do I need to do?

I'm thinking that since I have access to the LDAP server from the firewall, I 
can validate the users against that.  Will it "just work" if I have both the 
LDAP patches and the SMTP AUTH patch installed?

Is it a mistake to have an LDAP patched qmail on my firewall?

Chris

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