Use ldap_filter: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The current version of sasl lib splits a 'fully qualified username' to userid and realm. I believe this is a wrong behavior because '@' is a valid userid character and the domain part is really not a realm identifier in such instances.
I've tried this. Unfortunately when someone doesn't provide a domain on their login eg the "cyrus" admin user in commands like "./cyradm --user cyrus localhost" it searches the LDAP repository for (uid=cyrus@). This isn't what I want. I want Cyrus IMAPD to stop splitting the userid into user/realm.
>From the docs it appears to me that "global" admin users (ie, ones who can access any virtual domain have to be of the form "username". Where as domain restricted admins are of the form "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". So if I was to amend the cyrus "admin" user to be [EMAIL PROTECTED] it would be restricted to the domain.tld domain. Right?
Note that I am use the 2.2.2BETA distro. Would it be wiser to fetch a more recent CVS snapshot? Does the CVS version correct this (I believe) errant behaviour?
Regards
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