Re: Re: ISPman + CourierIMAP + maildrop + Postfix

Hmmm. Well, I am unfortunately starting to run out of ideas. I'd try 
checking your ldap log for clues as to what might be happening.

As for as the to=<atestoni_azienda3_it-gH+WsCr1+wQDEN4ujrZYptvLeJWuRmrY@public.gmane.org> goes: 
Ispman stores a mail routing address in ldap. It uses this address to 
know where to send the mail. It looks like postfix is indeed picking up 
the routing address from ldap as it is returning 
atestoni_azienda3_it-gH+WsCr1+wQDEN4ujrZYpow8niRw+/[email protected] Is virgilio.draksoft.com the 
address of your mail server? If so, do you have postfix configured to 
allow mail to that address? If virgilio.draksoft.com is not the address 
of your mail server, then you need to edit the mail routing attribute in 
ldap.

I'm looking at your /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/maildrop-ldap.conf and 
notice a couple things off:

* Change mail_attr to mailRoutingAddress
* I have &(objectclass=ispmanDomainUser)(ispmanStatus=active) for 
filter, although I think yours should work also.
* Make sure that bindpw is actually the correct password for ldap (if 
you are disallowing anon binds)

Jim

Marco Carcano wrote:

>> Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2004 11:26:36 -0500
>> From: Jim <[email protected]>
>> Subject: Re: ISPman + CourierIMAP + maildrop + Postfix
>
>
> as you suggested I discovered that maildrop were not compiled with 
> ldap support:
>
> ldd /usr/bin/maildrop |grep ldap
>
> gave no results
>
> So I did as you told: I modified the spec file in configure section
>
>> --enable-maildropldap
>> --with-ldapconfig=%courier_confdir/%confldap
>
>
>> As a side note, I had some problems getting the source rpm to compile
>
> I have been luky: it compiled without problems. Now the output of
>     ldd /usr/bin/maildrop |grep ldap
> is
>     libldap-2.2.so.7
>
>> Have you edited /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/maildrop-ldap.conf to reflect
>
> Yes, here it is:
>
>     hostname                      localhost
>     basedn                           o=ispman
>     binddn                            cn=Directory Administrator,o=ispman
>     bindpw                           mysecret
>     filter &(&(objectclass=ispmanDomainUser))
>     timeout                            5
>     search_method             mail
>     mail_attr                          mailLocalAddress
>     uid_attr                            uid
>     uidnumber_attr             uidNumber
>     gidnumber_attr             gidNumber
>     maildir_attr                     maildir
>     homedirectory_attr      homeDirectory
>     quota_attr                       mailQuota
>
>> Something else to try: I had to make maildrop suid root before it would
>> deliver mail to the user's mailboxes. chmod u+s maildrop will take care
>> of that for you.
>
>
> I did it, but without changing the situation:
> the content of maillog remains the same:
>
> virgilio postfix/qmgr[6524]: 483C113B19: from=<[email protected]>, 
> size=374, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
> virgilio postfix/pipe[6530]: 483C113B19: 
> to=<atestoni_azienda3_it-gH+WsCr1+wQDEN4ujrZYptvLeJWuRmrY@public.gmane.org>, 
> orig=<[email protected]>, relay=maildrop, delay=16, status=bounced 
> (user unknown. Command output: invalid user specified)
>
> Is it right the rewrite did by the server? The recipient is 
> [email protected], but it appears to be rewrited to 
> atestoni_azienda3_it-gH+WsCr1+wQDEN4ujrZYptvLeJWuRmrY@public.gmane.org
>
> Thanks Again Jim
>
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