Re: Cyrus & Active Directory

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> Does anyone have a working recipe for getting Cyrus to authenticate via
> Active Directory?  I would greatly appreciate any assistance you can offer.

Welcome to the club.

I have tried my best to integrate Cyrus IMAP into ADS properly, but have almost always fallen short. My colleague and I have managed to get AUTH PLAIN to work, via SASLAuth Daemon, using LDAP.

My further attempt to use GSSAPI/Kerberos5 were met with limited success. Kerberos5 works, I created a service account in ADS (a normal user-like account), created and extracted a Kerberos5 key for IMAP/my.host.name@xxxxxxxx and I was able to use "cyradm" and authenticate via Kerberos against ADS. Unfortunately, the only client I was able to make use this mechanism was Thunderbird 1.5 on SuSE Linux 10.0. All other clients, including Outlook Express, failed to connect from a Windows workstation.

Next, I thought of setting up LDAP-DB for CRAM-MD5 and DIGEST-MD5 (and PLAIN). The problem is, the directions are sketchy, at best. I'm not sure, but I think I should install MS Services For UNIX, in order to have the LDAP schema in a for compliant to RFC which describes POSIX account data schema.

I might revisit the LDAP part, once MS SFU sets in. Kerberos remains a mistery. Client side debugging is relatively non-existent. If anyone else can shed some light onto this, I, too, would appreciate it.

Nix.



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