I'm still confused by it.
"[email protected]" accesses the Samba ldap server and
authenticates the users.
I see that in SOGo, as it accesses the "sogo" table in MySQL and
authenticates the users.
But "[email protected]" is not allowing Postfix/Dovecot to
access the Samba ldap server.
It must not be a valid account for Postfix/Dovecot to "read" (that's all
I see about it)
Yes, I've read and read the Arch Wiki, and I'm sure I'm as ignorant as
the day is long, but it's not helping. Neither have I found the right
documentation in the SOGo Installation Guide (again, being ignorant)
I don't have any problem with any of that. I just want it to work, and
I'm confused by my results.
On 12/30/2014 10:19 AM, jacek burghardt wrote:
Well both postfix and dovecot need to have users that can access port
389 on samba server. Samba is running its own ldap server just like
server 2008/2012 domain controller. I would recommend creation of user
that can access ldap on samba and it would read user names. You can
test with administrator but what are the security risks. I have samba
running as domain controller and openchange.
I had followed archlinux wiki on openchange it explains it well the
steps as does sogo wiki
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