Re: [Freeipa-users] default e-mail address and aliases from LDAP

2015-04-27 Thread Dmitri Pal

On 04/27/2015 04:51 PM, Rich Megginson wrote:

On 04/27/2015 07:49 AM, Ivars Strazdin,s( wrote:

Hi there,
I am preparing to move our site e-mail authentication backend to 
FreeIPA. That is, integrate Postfix with FreeIPA.

Let's suppose user has two or more e-mail addresses,
j...@site.com 
joe.u...@site.com 

Currently we use smtp_generic_maps on Postfix side to ensure that 
mail always leaves site as joe.u...@site.com 


Is there a way to ensure in FreeIPA that user's default address is 
joe.u...@site.com  so that Postfix could do 
a smtp_generic_maps lookup in LDAP server and get the default address?


And another question - is it possible to maintain e-mail aliases in 
FreeIPA? Say, to expand address l...@site.com 
 to users j...@site.com , 
j...@site.com  and m...@site.com 
?

Any suggestions are welcome, I am just beginning to work with LDAP.


I myself don't know.  However, there are some email howto's on the 389 
site: http://www.port389.org/docs/389ds/tech-docs.html#mail


Hopefully someone with actual experience integrating Postfix and LDAP 
will chime in on this thread.  If not, try the 
389-us...@lists.fedoraproject.org list - there are some email server 
operators there.




Here is one of the pointers: 
https://www.dalemacartney.com/2013/03/14/deploying-postfix-with-ldap-freeipa-virtual-aliases-and-kerberos-authentication/





Thanks for you time and kind regards,
Ivars










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Re: [Freeipa-users] default e-mail address and aliases from LDAP

2015-04-27 Thread Rich Megginson

On 04/27/2015 07:49 AM, Ivars Strazdiņš wrote:

Hi there,
I am preparing to move our site e-mail authentication backend to 
FreeIPA. That is, integrate Postfix with FreeIPA.

Let's suppose user has two or more e-mail addresses,
j...@site.com 
joe.u...@site.com 

Currently we use smtp_generic_maps on Postfix side to ensure that mail 
always leaves site as joe.u...@site.com 


Is there a way to ensure in FreeIPA that user's default address is 
joe.u...@site.com  so that Postfix could do 
a smtp_generic_maps lookup in LDAP server and get the default address?


And another question - is it possible to maintain e-mail aliases in 
FreeIPA? Say, to expand address l...@site.com 
 to users j...@site.com , 
j...@site.com  and m...@site.com 
?

Any suggestions are welcome, I am just beginning to work with LDAP.


I myself don't know.  However, there are some email howto's on the 389 
site: http://www.port389.org/docs/389ds/tech-docs.html#mail


Hopefully someone with actual experience integrating Postfix and LDAP 
will chime in on this thread.  If not, try the 
389-us...@lists.fedoraproject.org list - there are some email server 
operators there.




Thanks for you time and kind regards,
Ivars





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[Freeipa-users] default e-mail address and aliases from LDAP

2015-04-27 Thread Ivars Strazdiņš
Hi there,
I am preparing to move our site e-mail authentication backend to FreeIPA. That 
is, integrate Postfix with FreeIPA.
Let's suppose user has two or more e-mail addresses,
j...@site.com 
joe.u...@site.com 

Currently we use smtp_generic_maps on Postfix side to ensure that mail always 
leaves site as joe.u...@site.com 

Is there a way to ensure in FreeIPA that user's default address is 
joe.u...@site.com  so that Postfix could do a 
smtp_generic_maps lookup in LDAP server and get the default address?

And another question - is it possible to maintain e-mail aliases in FreeIPA? 
Say, to expand address l...@site.com  to users 
j...@site.com , j...@site.com  and 
m...@site.com ?
Any suggestions are welcome, I am just beginning to work with LDAP.

Thanks for you time and kind regards,
Ivars

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