I am trying to configure Sendmail to do Generics lookups using LDAP. I added FEATURE(`genericstable', `LDAP') to my sendmail.mc file, and was planning on using an existing LDAP directory that should contain the information needed (currently doing aliasing). I do not know where to specify the non-standard attributes that we are using, and would prefer to not change my sendmail.cfdirectly (makes it very impractical when changing things later). I had this working using a file, but am unsuccessful when doing this through LDAP. Does anyone have a working generics through LDAP configuration?
I see the information that was added to my sendmail.cf when using the above directive in my sendmail.mc (Kgenerics -v .... -k .... ), any help would be great. I have searched google, and my O'Reilly book without success.
Joshua Gimer schrieb:
I am trying to configure Sendmail to do Generics lookups using LDAP. I added FEATURE(`genericstable', `LDAP') to my sendmail.mc file, and was planning on using an existing LDAP directory that should contain the information needed (currently doing aliasing). I do not know where to specify the non-standard attributes that we are using, and would prefer to not change my sendmail.cfdirectly (makes it very impractical when changing things later). I had this working using a file, but am unsuccessful when doing this through LDAP. Does anyone have a working generics through LDAP configuration?
I see the information that was added to my sendmail.cf when using the above directive in my sendmail.mc (Kgenerics -v .... -k .... ), any help would be great. I have searched google, and my O'Reilly book without success.
http://www.sendmail.org/m4/ldap.html
The current version is shipped within sendmail-doc.
Alexander
The current version is shipped within sendmail-doc.
Alexander
Thank you for this, the very last line of the page might be of use. I will give it a try; another question would is there anyone out there that has a working generics configuration, through LDAP, using non-standard attributes? It would be of great use to see a copy of your sendmail.mc.
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Joshua Gimer