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stephan.klein wrote:What is not clear to me if I go this way: when I add a new user or group via sac, do these additions sync to openldap? If a user changes it's password in webmail, does this new password sync to openldap? What about the attributes, scallix does not know about ('shadow expire' for example)?
stephan.klein wrote:Or is the better way not to touch sac any more and do any administrative tasks within an openldap browser?
stephan.klein wrote:Do I need to run a cronjob to do an update of ldap data periodically? Or is there a push mechanism available as if I run slurpd with multiple openldap servers?
davidz wrote:stephan.klein wrote:What is not clear to me if I go this way: when I add a new user or group via sac, do these additions sync to openldap? If a user changes it's password in webmail, does this new password sync to openldap? What about the attributes, scallix does not know about ('shadow expire' for example)?
I have not seen many posts on running it this way. Most all the documentation and recommended way that I know of is to do it the other way. OpenLDAP --> ScalixLDAPstephan.klein wrote:Or is the better way not to touch sac any more and do any administrative tasks within an openldap browser?
This is how we run our system of about 200 users. Before we had Scalix we already had an OpenLDAP Samba Domain Controller. So this way works great for us. We do everything from OpenLDAP. Change passwords, mailbox size limits, email aliases, etc.stephan.klein wrote:Do I need to run a cronjob to do an update of ldap data periodically? Or is there a push mechanism available as if I run slurpd with multiple openldap servers?
We run a cronjob on the Scalix box every 30 minutes that runs omldapsync -u syncName, then if I change like a mailbox storage limit size, it takes effect is roughly 30 minutes.
Good Luck,
David
fb wrote:Hello David,
I think it would be a really cool thing if you could write a small howto for the scenario you described as not everybody is that deep into the subject and it definitely sounds like an elegant solution...
Cheers
davidz wrote:fb wrote:Hello David,
I think it would be a really cool thing if you could write a small howto for the scenario you described as not everybody is that deep into the subject and it definitely sounds like an elegant solution...
Cheers
Just getting started...
http://www.scalix.com/wiki/index.php?title=HowTos/OpenLDAP_User_Management
--David
davidz wrote:I don't recognize those errors. Can you post your sync file? Also what is the output when you do not use debug mode?
--David
davidz wrote:What do you get with a ldapsearch -x on your mail server?
--David
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