thanks, guys for the suggestions . . .
I do appreciate them. I will not be getting back to this until later
today, but I'll start with some fresh ideas.
On 12/30/2014 10:40 AM, Rowland Penny wrote:
On 30/12/14 15:36, Steve Ankeny wrote:
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
You can integrate iredmail with active directory, so possibly this
page will give you the necessary hints:
http://www.iredmail.org/docs/active.directory.html
Rowland
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