Exim4-LDAP 0.0.7 released

Exim4-LDAP 0.0.7 is a development release, which fix a lot of hidden bugs, more comprehensive clone of Qmail-LDAP individual account features, better documentation and coding syntax, and even more. I am confident that the code is stable enough for wider testing by the community, download now.

Spotlight changes include:

  • Add support with Qmail-LDAP accountStatus attribute.
  • Add support with Qmail-LDAP deliveryProgramPath attribute.
  • Activate home_directory in transport with relative patch support.
  • Add LDAP_MAILROOT support if homeDirectory is not absolute.
  • Debug program pipe transport.
  • Add sample LDIF for demo user demo@example.com.
  • Document installation guideline in INSTALL.

Please refer to /usr/share/doc/exim4-ldap/changelog.gz for complete changelog. Changes since 0.0.5:

exim4-ldap (0.0.7) unstable; urgency=low

  * Add sample LDIF for demo user demo@example.com.
  * Debug program pipe transport.
  * Debug missing unseen which defer further routing.
  * Simplify ldap_maxsize syntax with macro.
  * Update example for libpam-ldapd (>= 0.7.0) and libnss-ldapd (>= 0.7.0),
    from sid.
  * Document installation guideline in INSTALL.

-- Wong Hoi Sing Edison <hswong3i@gmail.com>  Tue, 15 Sep 2009 08:52:42 +0800

exim4-ldap (0.0.6) unstable; urgency=low

  * Check package with SID lintian.
  * Add support with Qmail-LDAP accountStatus attribute.
  * Simplify default LDAP search filter with macro.
  * Debug 40_exim4-config_ldap_pipe with wrong LDAP syntax.
  * Complete Courier authldaprc example with accountStatus support.
  * Add support with Qmail-LDAP deliveryProgramPath attribute.
  * Activate home_directory in transport with relative patch support.
  * Add placeholder for qmailAccountPurge (not yet implement).
  * Add LDAP_MAILROOT support if homeDirectory is not absolute.
  * Document relationship between LDAP_MAILROOT, LDAP_HOMEDIR and
    LDAP_MAILSTORE.

-- Wong Hoi Sing Edison <hswong3i@gmail.com>  Thu, 20 Aug 2009 13:54:20 +0800


Structural Mail delivery / Mailing-Liste

Yanosz's picture

Hello,

nice work. Your router config looks quite impressive.
But as far as I unterstand it, it relies on attributes for mail delivery - the ldap structure itself seems to be ignored. Is that right?
Im thinking of dn='cn=joe,dc=a,dc=local' or dn='cn=joe,dc=z,dc=local" are two different persons (joe@a.local und joe@b.local).

Furthermore: Can emails be delivered to posixGroups (mail alias for all members) or ou's (mail alias for all accounts in subtree)?

Thanks in advance,

Keep smiling
yanosz

Interesting development

Docta's picture

Hi,

I followed a number of these kind of howto's and i'm happy to say that the are pretty clear in their purpose. But i'm looking for some kind of guide that shows me when a user is created in LDAP that automaticly an e-mail account is created as wel.
Is this package the answer to it ? Cause its not totally clear to me how to use this package.
If so then i'd like to know how to implement this on an existing environment which already has LDAP+samba working together using exim4.
I'm well known with the basics of linux but no expert so if i'm making conclusions to fast let me know.

Thumbs up ^^

Doctaz

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