Displaying 4 results from an estimated 4 matches for "login_ldap".
2006 Oct 15
1
Authenticating dovecot against Active Directory using bsdauth and login_ldap
...m been trying to setup dovecot to
perform user authentication against Active Directory using ldap.
My Environment is:
Platform OpenBSD 3.9
Dovecot Version 1.0.rc7
Active Directory Windows 2003
The approach I've taken (being the only one I was able to make work)
is to use login_ldap to perform bind authentication against Active
Directory/LDAP and authenticate dovecot using bsdauth. As far as I can
tell the dovecot ldap authentication module requires access to the
encrypted password field to which Active Directory does not permit
access.
Simulated LDAP login fails and when deb...
2007 Feb 05
1
LDAP auth_bind=yes in rc21 = goodness
Hi all,
I finally got a chance to try out the fix for the LDAP auth_bind=yes
issues in production (using rc21). It seems to be working just fine even
after 24 hours of severe abuse.
Incidentally, I had switched to bsdauth+login_ldap (on OpenBSD) which was
often OK, but occasionally I would see Postfix smtpd throttled with SASL
errors due to "connection refused" on the Dovecot authentication socket.
This may just have been due to increased LDAP server load (Dovecot's
internal LDAP generates much less).
Thanks...
2007 Jan 09
3
LDAP authentication stops working...
...to accounts with a
password field of "x") still work fine at this point.
'tcpdump' shows the persisient 636/tcp connection still with bidirectional
traffic (PUSH/ACKs and ACKs like normal).
After restarting Dovecot, things are fine until next time.
I guess I could try and get login_ldap working with bsdauth, but if
there's an issue in the Dovecot LDAP support I'd like to see it fixed.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Adrian Close
P.S. I note the LDAP timeout logging patch but it won't apply easily to
rc17 and I'm hoping the issue has progressed since then anyway...
2008 Feb 19
2
understanding the ldap backend
Hello List,
i am trying to understand the LDAP-backend i just set up. Maybe someone
can help me a little understanding the whole magic.
In smb.conf i have my smbldap-tools scripts:
# use the smbldap-tools scripts
add user script = /usr/sbin//smbldap-useradd -m "%u"
delete user script = /usr/sbin//smbldap-userdel "%u"
add machine script = /usr/sbin//smbldap-useradd -w