> I set up cyrus and cyradm with openldap so that users are authenticated
> using openldap, but I am unable to login as the root/cyrus user. I did not
> include this user in the ldap. Regular users have no problem logging in.
> But I need to use the cyrus user and cyradm to create the mailboxes. I
Jim John wrote:
I have it working if I add the cyrus user to ldap. Seems like once you
are using ldap as source for user authentication, cyrus does not check
other sources. However, I am unable to delete mailboxes once I log in as
the cyrus user.
I'm not an authorative on the subject but I t
Am Mo, den 10.07.2006 schrieb Jim John um 23:54:
> I have it working if I add the cyrus user to ldap. Seems like once you
> are using ldap as source for user authentication, cyrus does not check
> other sources.
On my system SASL falls back to auxprop/sasldb2 when saslauthd/ldap
isn't successful.
I have it working if I add the cyrus user to ldap. Seems like once you are using ldap as source for user authentication, cyrus does not check other sources. However, I am unable to delete mailboxes once I log in as the cyrus user. I thought having cyrus as admin was enough for cyrus to get admin pr
Rudy Gevaert wrote:
Jim John wrote:
I set up cyrus and cyradm with openldap so that users are
authenticated using openldap, but I am unable to login as the
root/cyrus user. I did not include this user in the ldap. Regular
users have no problem logging in. But I need to use the cyrus user and
Jim John wrote:
I set up cyrus and cyradm with openldap so that users are authenticated
using openldap, but I am unable to login as the root/cyrus user. I did
not include this user in the ldap. Regular users have no problem logging
in. But I need to use the cyrus user and cyradm to create the m
I set up cyrus and cyradm with openldap so that users are authenticated using openldap, but I am unable to login as the root/cyrus user. I did not include this user in the ldap. Regular users have no problem logging in. But I need to use the cyrus user and cyradm to create the mailboxes. I thought
