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...uid = %{ldap:uidNumber} gid = %{ldap:gidNumber} mail = %{ldap:mailboxFormat}:%{ldap:homeDirectory} } Any ideas for further improvements before I do this change? One thing I'm still wondering about is what I should do when LDAP returns multiple values. Like perhaps: acl_groups = %{ldap:aclGroups:,} Which would mean that all the aclGroups values would be joined together separated by "," characters. And a bit more complex with multiple gidNumbers: gid = %{ldap:gidNumber[0]} mail_access_groups = %{ldap:gidNumber[1:]:,}

Hi, I use a post login script for imap, to fetch acl groups from LDAP. Because Dovecot can only deal with a single value, which must be a comma seperated list of groups, I decided to use a post login script do deal with multi values in LDAP: This looks like this in LDAP: rnsMSACLGroup: admin rnsMSACLGroup: automx rnsMSACLGroup: amavis rnsMSACLGroup: postfix rnsMSACLGroup: dovecot rnsMSACLGroup: rspamd rnsMSACLGroup: powerdns rnsMSACLGroup: sogo rnsMSACLGroup: zabbix rnsMSACLGroup: dane-users rnsMSACLGroup: gentoo rnsMSACLGroup: openbsd My post login script looks like this: ---...

...> I use a post login script for imap, to fetch acl groups from LDAP. Because Dovecot can only deal with a single value, which must be a comma seperated list of groups, I decided to use a post login script do deal with multi values in LDAP: > > This looks like this in LDAP: > > rnsMSACLGroup: admin > rnsMSACLGroup: automx > rnsMSACLGroup: amavis > rnsMSACLGroup: postfix > rnsMSACLGroup: dovecot > rnsMSACLGroup: rspamd > rnsMSACLGroup: powerdns > rnsMSACLGroup: sogo > rnsMSACLGroup: zabbix > rnsMSACLGroup: dane-users > rnsMSACLGroup: gentoo > rnsMSACLGro...