Mark A. Hershberger wrote:
>>LDAP looks up entries where objectClass=posixAccount and uid=$local_part
>>agree and returns uid. For frigg, it returns "frigg, xizzy" and barfs (I
>>run 'exim -d+expand -bt', so I can see why it barfs).
>
> Do you want to get "frigg" where the $local_part is "frigg" and
> "xizzy" where the $local_part is "xizzy"? Then just replace {$value}
> with {$local_part}.
That was it :) I finally had time to sit down and actually try it and
see why, instead of doubting everybody but myself.
A thousand thanks, Mark.
> If you want "frigg" in both places (and, assuming that it is always
> the first returned), then surround your ${lookup ldap} with something
> like:
>
> ${sg{${lookup...}{^([^,]+).*}{\$1}}}
>
> This is untested, though, so use care.
Goes into my Mozilla Exim HOWTO folder.
Thanks, Mark!
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