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2005 Apr 08
2
attr_names in test67
Hello,
I'm wondering if the following situation is valid (though I think it
isn't since I still cannot authenticate with ldap pass/userdb on
test67 running on FreeBSD-5.3).
Is it normal that the passdb_ldap_conn->attr_names second element (for
instance) "turns to" "homeDirectory" as the following step by step gdb
run sample shows ? :
--
Breakpoint 1, userdb_ldap_preinit (args=0x80796d0 "/usr/local/dovecot/etc/dovecot-ldap.conf")
at userdb-ldap.c:201
201 us...
2005 Apr 12
1
test67 ldap_connection
...uth) killed with signal 6
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I've noticed the following changes in the source code, and my
understanding (which may be wrong) of my problem goes as follows :
- In test62, the 'attr_names' attribute array was defined outside the
'ldap_connection' struct, thus allowing 'passdb_ldap_conn' and
'userdb_ldap_conn' structs to have different array of such type.
- At the opposite, in test67, the 'attr_names' array is inside the
'ldap_connection'. As 'passdb_ldap_conn' and 'userdb_ldap_conn' are of
the 'ldap_connection' type and s...
2005 Mar 30
2
test65 killed by SIGSEV
...uth/passdb-ldap.c)
just before loging the ldap request parameters
(auth_request_log_debug) and to actually perform the search
(db_ldap_search). The signal occurs on the call of
t_strarray_join(attr_names, ",")
What I'm observing is that the "attr_names" array of the
"passdb_ldap_conn" ldap connection doesn't seem to hold the right
attributes : while in the test62 version it holded 'uid' and
'userPassword', it holds now 'uid' and 'homeDirectory'. As a matter of
fact, the content of this array seem to change between the "preinit"...
2003 Nov 04
0
PATCH: make local IP address available to auth modules
The attached patch makes the local IP address to which the client
connected available to the authentication modules; i.e., the local IP
address is available for substitution as %i for the mysql and pgsql
modules. We needed this feature to support thousands of our legacy
accounts which are authenticated by username/local_part (not the full
email address) and IP address (one per domain).
Timo,