Re: popmap fallback

Haw Loeung <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.perdition.user
Organization TPG Internet
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello Hugo,

On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 12:42:30 am Hugo Monteiro wrote:
> Hello list,
> 
> We have perdition working for both POPS and IMAPS, using an LDAP
> backend. Everything has been working fine and we are very glad that
> there is such a fine product in the OSS world.
> Now we have the special need to redirect a small set of email
> accounts, that don't exist in the LDAP tree, to another storage
> server. I started looking at the popmap feature and we would like to
> use the regular expression backend, but we've run into trouble.
> 
> my popmap.re file looks like
> 
> redir-.*: mailbak2.domain.com:995
> 
> This allows us to redirect every account on the form of
> redir-username to an alternate server. But using this will not allow
> us to use the LDAP backend also.
> 
> Is there any way to make perdition fallback in any of the cases? i.e.
> .. either try redir-.* and perform the redirect if matches, doing
> the ldap lookup otherwise, or perform the ldap lookup and next try
> the popmap, in the case ldap returned no entries.
> 
> I have also tried a global redirection, in the form of .*:
> mailbak2.domain.com:995 and redirection only worked for POP
> connections, not IMAP. Did i miss anything, or is this supposed to
> work for IMAP only?
> 

We had this requirement when we needed to migrate mailboxes for entire 
domains on different mail systems onto ours.

We managed to achieve this by using the following in the Perdition 
configuration:

query_key	\\U,+default@\\d

So if the user doesn't exist in LDAP, it would try to look for 
"+default@<domain>".

We would then have an LDAP record something along these lines:

dn: uid=+default@<domain>, ...
uid: +default@<domain>
cn: +default@<domain>
mailLocalAddress: +default@<domain>
mailHost: <old-server>

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