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2016 Jul 26
4
sendmail getting domain\user as email userId
On 26/07/16 21:43, Mark Foley wrote: > Well, ladies and gentlemen -- it's now working! Sendmail *is* authenticating with the > nsswitch.conf settings (winbind added): > > passwd: compat winbind > shadow: compat winbind > group: compat winbind > > and with the AD user REMOVED from /etc/passwd. All is well. I did nothing, no patching of >
2016 Jul 28
0
Why is Samba4 not recommended as a file server?
Since you bring up that topic (Samba4 not recommended as a file server), I've been meaning to ask on this list for a while: Why? I installed Samba4 2 years ago next month. I read then that recommendation in the wiki and took it literaly: not actual Samba shares. I followed the advice and we have two other different servers acting as actual "classic" Samba file servers. At the time, I did not take that recommendation to mean that hosting a mail server and the like were included. Therefore, I blithely went ahead and set...
2006 Jun 21
3
Is this a weird bug with auto_complete?
I think I may have found a bug with the auto_complete feature in rails: My controller has a before_filter with an except clause preventing the filter from running on a specific action. The action renders a view with a text_field_with_auto_complete field. Much to my suprise, the filter appears to run when I type data into this field! The filter is part of my security regime, so I end up with a
2006 Mar 19
2
Dovecot, LDAP and something akin to Postfix' "table search order" from virtual deliver.
...count #2" and "account #3". What I'd like to get? I'd like to set the filter to: (|(mail=%u)(mailAlternateAddress=%u)) Where "%u" is expanded to "j.doe at example.com" during the first run Then, if dovecot can't find any user that would match this literaly it should retry the search operation, but now with "@example.com" as the "%u". I've tried to fiddle with the filter itself, but I see any reasonable way of doing it. I don't even know if it is possible at all. Could anyone give me a hint? Or maybe it's already on...