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Re: basic sasl problem
> What do I put as rootdn ?
Whatever you want.
> Do I have to specify rootpw in slapd.conf.
Only if you want to use the root dn to bind with.
> What file should I create in /usr/lib/sasl ?
Depends on the service authenticating with SASL. It could be
"smtp", or "imap" (I think)... you'll need to look up the correct file
names.
> What users and realms should I add to sasldb ?
If you're authenticating against LDAP I'd recommend using PAM and
then configure PAM to authenticated against LDAP. Then you'll be able to
do cool things like ssh in, even though there is only an entry in your
LDAP database and not in your password file.
--Derek