using ldap with username/passwordThis is a discussion on using ldap with username/password within the Pine forums in Other Technologies category; Hi, Fastmail started to allow LDAP queries into your own Fastmail addressbook, see http://blog.fastmail.fm/ Now I'm wondering how I should translate their instructions to the Alpine LDAP configuration screen: * Server name: ldap.messagingengine.com * Port: 389 (or 636 for SSL) * Login: Required (but must be “plain”, not “SPA”) * Username: cn=[your-username]@[your-domain],dc=User * Search base: dc=AddressBook To be specific, can I specify "Login" and "Username", and if yes, where? Erik... | ||||||||
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 using ldap with username/password Hi, Fastmail started to allow LDAP queries into your own Fastmail addressbook, see http://blog.fastmail.fm/ Now I'm wondering how I should translate their instructions to the Alpine LDAP configuration screen: * Server name: ldap.messagingengine.com * Port: 389 (or 636 for SSL) * Login: Required (but must be “plain”, not “SPA”) * Username: cn=[your-username]@[your-domain],dc=User * Search base: dc=AddressBook To be specific, can I specify "Login" and "Username", and if yes, where? Erik  |
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