On Wed, 2006-01-04 at 13:55 -0700, Scott Miller wrote: > Hello list, > > Here's my situation. I currently use Sendmail as my mail transport, and > also have imap capabilities. Recently, we purchased a barracuda Spam > Firewall to help reduce the amount of spam our customers receive. We have 5 > domains on our mail server, so basically any user has 5 available e-mail > addresses (ya, not the best way to do it, but that's how it was when I got > here). With the barracuda, in order for it NOT to create a new spam account > (or box) for each of the 5 e-mail addresses our customers have, it requires > our mail server to run LDAP. Well, OK - if that's what it needs. > > In my search for building an LDAP server, I came across the Fedora > Directory Server Project. Since I'm in the process of upgrading (replacing) > my servers with Fedora Core 4 (forklift upgrade), I was hoping this might > just be a perfect fit. > > Now here's my question. Before I start in on this task, is there an > "easy" way to import normal linux users into the LDAP database on the new > server? Granted, I've only spent a few days researching this question, and > have come up blank everywhere I've looked. The answer is probably out there > somewhere, so if someone could possibly point me in the right direction, it > would be greatly appriciated. I'm hoping to stay away from entering the > information for each and every customer we have. ---- Install openldap-servers rpm locate scripts in /usr/share/openldap/migration Craig
