On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 12:09 PM, Tren Blackburn <t...@eotnetworks.com> wrote: > I'm not certain there is a tool for that. You could write a script that pulls > out the ldap attribute you're looking for at a given interval and add > anything that is missing. Most likely you're going to need to do some > scripting here to get what you want. > > I am aware of an Inter7 Global Address Book, but have no idea what features > it offers. > > http://www.inter7.com/?page=globaladd > > Check it out, maybe it does what you need, or can be modified to suit your > needs.
John Simpson wrote an addition to vpopmail[1] which should enable you to do just this, with a bit of scripting. You need to configure vpopmail with onchange functionality (via the ./configure script before compiling), and then create a script at ~vpopmail/etc/onchange with the relevant logic to add a user's email address to ldap when you add them using the standard vpopmail add user commands. I believe john monitors this list, so he should be able to correct me if the onchange functionality isn't capable of this. Hope this helps, Daniel Llewellyn [1] http://qmail.jms1.net/vpopmail/#onchange !DSPAM:49f479d532681693932495!
