On 08/11/10 09:26 +0100, Frank Bonnet wrote:
Hello
I'm facing a cosmetic problem with email aliases.
Some users has aliases for their email adresses some has not.
For example a professor named Jean Dupont has two valid email adresses :
dupontj@domain.tld ( which is unixlogin@domain.tld )
j.dupont@domain.tld ( which is the alias that point to
duponj@domain.tld )
Students have only one email adress of the form : unixlogin@domain.tld
In many applications we use LDAP to fetch the user's email address
and other data.
The problem is sometime we get unixlogin@domain.tld and sometime we
get emailalias@domain.tld
Are you having a problem with your SMTP server not delivering to the
correct mailbox?
I would like to do the following :
if a user has an alias of the form emailalias@domain.tld then display
it first
Is it possible to reorder my LDAP database to do so ?
I am not aware of a way to order attributes or values.
An alternative approach that I've used, where I may have multiple
mailDrop
attributes for an alias (or may not have any aliases at all for a given
mailbox) but want to return one consistent primary entry to our spam
filtering device, is to populate another, unique, attribute solely for
the
purpose of returning a consistent value to that particular
application, and
is unused by our SMTP server.