On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Torsten Curdt wrote:
> 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:
IANALE (as I always say when attempting to answer LDAP queries). So this
may not be entirely right, but...
> # sendmail -bt all@???
> all@??? cannot be resolved at this time:
> search_find deferred: LDAP search: too many (20) results (filter not
> specific enough)
This error means that the query returned multiple records. If you
actually want this, use ldapm instead of ldap.
> Looks like the query is more of a boolean
> condition that fails or succeeds with 1 result.
No. It returns a string. But the basic "ldap" lookup type gives an error
if more than one record is found - 'cause in simple cases that's likely
to be a problem.
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