Hello,
We have an issue with perdition. When I try with telnet to login there is
an error : NO failed: Could not determine server
In syslog :
Jul 29 01:32:01 MailServer1 perdition.imap4[9334]: username_add_domain:
username_add_domain 0 1
Jul 29 01:32:01 MailServer1 perdition.imap4[9334]: dbserver_get:
mysql_connect:
Jul 29 01:32:01 MailServer1 perdition.imap4[9334]: getserver:
do_dbserver_get
Jul 29 01:32:04 MailServer1 perdition.imap4[9334]: SELF: "a1 NO failed:
Could not determine server\r\n"
Jul 29 01:32:04 MailServer1 perdition.imap4[9334]: Auth: 78.219.65.150:61694
->192.168.2.40:143 client-secure=plaintext authorisation_id=NONE
authentication_id="contact(a)test.xxxx" passwd="test" server="(null):imap2"
protocol=IMAP4 server-secure=plaintext status="failed: Could not determine
server"
My conf :
connection_logging
debug
log_facility mail
imap_capability IMAP4 IMAP4REV1 LITERAL+
log_passwd always
map_library /usr/lib/libperditiondb_mysql.so.0
map_library_opt
"localhost:3306:dbPerdition:tblPerdition:perdition:perdition:user:servername:port"
username_from_database
I log every query in mysql.log but when I try to login there is no query in
mysql log.
Could you help me ?
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A bit of butchery is needed to get 1.19.r5 going on Solaris. This post is
for the archives.
perdition/db/daemon headers include str.h and managesieve_write.h which
leads to:
Undefined first referenced
symbol in file
managesieve_write client.o
strcasedelimword client.o
perd_str_write client.o
The problem with str.h is the strcaseword function is in the header, not in
the .c file. I had to fix that. Otherwise the header files have been
included where they are required, not globally.
There's no mkdtemp on Solaris < 11 so we substitute mktemp and mkdir
configure doesn't use the mysql libraries when testing for
mysql_real_connect, so it fails.
strcasestr is not on Solaris 10 but is on Solaris 11. I renamed perditions'
version to perd_strcasestr so it doesn't matter what O.S. you compile on.
The Makefile LDFLAGS has -rdynamic which is Linux only.
Our ldap schema is in /usr/local/etc/openldap which isn't tested for.
The perdition/db/ldap/Makefile hardcodes install which ends up using
/etc/install on Solaris, that's not good.
The perdition/db/ldap/Makefile ignores $prefix when installing the schema.
cd /var/tmp
rm -rf perdition-1.19-rc5
untgz /usr/local/src/net/perdition-1.19-rc5.tar.gz
cd perdition-1.19-rc5
tail -7 perdition/str.h | head -6 >> perdition/str.c
perl -pe '($. == 12273) && s%-lmysqlclient%-L/usr/local/mysql/lib
-lmysqlclient%' -i configure
perl -pe
's%/usr/local/openldap/etc/schema%/usr/local/etc/openldap/schema%' -i
configure
perl -pe
's%strcasestr%perd_strcasestr%' -i
perdition/str.h
perl -pe
's%strcasestr%perd_strcasestr%' -i
perdition/str.c
perl -pe 's%mkdtemp\(sock.dir\)%mktemp\(sock.dir\) \|\|
mkdir\(sock.dir, 0700 )%' -i perdition/db/daemon/client.c
perl -pe 's%mkdtemp\(sock.dir\)%mktemp\(sock.dir\) \|\|
mkdir\(sock.dir, 0700 )%' -i perdition/db/daemon/perditiondb_daemon.c
perl -pe "s%types.h%types.h>\n#include
<sys/stat.h%" -i perdition/db/daemon/client.c
perl -pe "s%types.h%types.h>\n#include
<sys/stat.h%" -i
perdition/db/daemon/perditiondb_daemon.c
perl -pe
's%str_write%perd_str_write%' -i
perdition/str.h
perl -pe 's%static
inline%%' -i
perdition/str.c
perl -pe
's%str_write%perd_str_write%' -i
perdition/str.c
perl -pe
's%str_write%perd_str_write%' -i
perdition/managesieve_write.h
perl -pe
's%str_write%perd_str_write%' -i
perdition/managesieve_write.c
perl -pe 's%^perdition_LDFLAGS
=.*%perdition_LDFLAGS=%' -i perdition/Makefile.in
perl -pe 's%^#include
"managesieve_write.h"%%' -i
perdition/options.h
perl -pe '(394 .. 398) &&
s%^.*%%' -i perdition/str.h
perl -pe 's%^#endif.*%const char *strcaseword(const char *haystack,
const char *needle);\n#endif%' -i perdition/str.h
perl -pe 's%perdition_globals%perdition_globals.h\"\n#include
\"managesieve_write%' -i perdition/options.c
cp /usr/local/lib/libtool .
./configure --prefix=/usr/local \
--disable-silent-rules \
--with-libidn=/usr/local \
--with-ssl-includes=/usr/local/include \
--with-ssl-libraries=/usr/local/lib \
--with-mysql-includes=/usr/local/mysql/include \
--with-mysql-libraries=/usr/local/mysql/lib \
--with-odbc-includes=/usr/local/include \
--with-odbc-libraries=/usr/local/lib \
--with-ldap-includes=/usr/local/include \
--with-ldap-libraries=/usr/local/lib
perl -pe 's%install -m%/usr/local/bin/ginstall
-m%' -i perdition/db/ldap/Makefile
gmake
gmake install
These packages are now on the Solaris package archive:
vanessa-adt.0.0.9.SPARC.64bit.Solaris.10.pkg
vanessa-adt.0.0.9.i86pc.Solaris.10.pkg
vanessa-adt.0.0.9.i86pc.Solaris.11.pkg
vanessa-logger.0.0.10.SPARC.64bit.Solaris.10.pkg
vanessa-logger.0.0.10.i86pc.Solaris.10.pkg
vanessa-logger.0.0.10.i86pc.Solaris.11.pkg
vanessa-socket.0.0.12.SPARC.64bit.Solaris.10.pkg
vanessa-socket.0.0.12.i86pc.Solaris.10.pkg
vanessa-socket.0.0.12.i86pc.Solaris.11.pkg
popt.1.14.SPARC.64bit.Solaris.10.pkg
popt.1.14.i86pc.Solaris.10.pkg
popt.1.14.i86pc.Solaris.11.pkg
perdition.1.19.r5.SPARC.64bit.Solaris.10.pkg
perdition.1.19.r5.i86pc.Solaris.10.pkg
perdition.1.19.r5.i86pc.Solaris.11.pkg
ta,
Mark.
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/packages/solaris/sparc/
Perdition folks,
I'm investigating implementing the latest version of Perdition Proxy for a client where the popmap would be provided using LDAP. User/Domain routes are already stored in LDAP, with limited information. Perdition will be servicing POP/POPS and IMAP/IMAPS. They will have multiple load balanced proxies to multiple unique mail platforms. The users are going through a migration, so their target will change and there is not a 1:1 mapping between old to new targets. At the moment, each user is connecting with a target pod specific FQDN.
The client is reluctant to add additional LDAP attributes unless absolutely necessary. They currently have the partial hostname of the user's target mail platform stored in LDAP, as 'pod1'. For all connections to work, I believe I'll need a full hostname (ie, pop.pod1.platformdomain.com and imap.pod1.platformdomain.com) that matches the cert on the target platform interface. I'm sure I could use DNS for to resolve 'pod1' to the target platform IP. However, I don't think it will help for SSL connections, presenting perdition with an SSL challenge during connection to the target.
Given the above, I have a couple questions for those with any thoughts or experiences:
1) Can I configure Perdition to ignore the cert errors when connecting to the target?
2) If (1) can be done, can I simply using DNS to deal with the partial hostname?
3) Assuming above doesn't work, is there a nifty way to 'fix up' the hostname returned from the popmap? Is it possible to prefix 'pop.' and append '.domain.com' to the value returned?
4) Would you recommend:
a. One Perdition farm listening to all user connections and routing to any target farm -or-
b. Perdition farms per Pod/FQDN, allowing for a default route while also providing a means of routing to other pods.
Much thanks,
Todd
