We are moving to a LDAP base config.
Before we had an alias file entry
all: tcurdt,someoneelse,anotherone,wholestaff
How can this be achieved with an
LDAP query? I tried:
virtual_all:
driver = aliasfile
search_type = ldap
# get all uids
query = "ldap:///dc=dff,dc=local?uid?sub?\
(&(objectclass=POSIXACCOUNT)(uid=*))"
file_transport = address_file
pipe_transport = address_pipe
But this yields:
# sendmail -bt all@???
all@??? cannot be resolved at this time:
search_find deferred: LDAP search: too many (20) results (filter not
specific enough)
Looks like the query is more of a boolean
condition that fails or succeeds with 1 result.
But in the manual it says:
|Other forms of alias file (DBM),NIS,etc.) involve
|lookups using the local part as a key on files
|and databases. The value returned is a list of
|address, file, or pipe items separeted by
|commas or newlines.
--
Torsten
