[imp] virtual hosting based on ldap info

Caylan Van Larson caylan at cs.und.edu
Tue Jul 29 13:53:59 PDT 2003


A little more, shall we say pimpin' aproach IMO would be this:

FILE: horde/templates/login/user.inc

ADD:
--SNIP
<?php

$fullname =3D imp_set_fullname($imp);

?>

    &nbsp;<b><?php echo sprintf(_("Welcome, %s"), $fullname) ?></b>
--SNAP


Caylan



On Tue, 29 Jul 2003, [iso-8859-1] Alex=E1nder Murillo Herrera wrote:

> Replace de function "imp_expand_fromaddress" in file imp/config/conf.php
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> And assign the function to $conf['hooks']['from']
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> Best regards,
> Alex=E1nder M.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: imp-bounces at lists.horde.org [mailto:imp-bounces at lists.horde.org]
> On Behalf Of Caylan Van Larson
> Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 1:34 PM
> To: imp at lists.horde.org
> Subject: [imp] virtual hosting based on ldap info
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> Hi,
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> Here at school we have user at cs.und.edu and user at aero.und.edu accounts. =
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> The previous two addresses are identical and mail is accepted for both=20
> addresses and delivered to "user."
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> Most users dont care to understand this concept and think that their
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> address is "wrong" when the domain is not as expected.  Thus, I have to=
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> come up with a way to have their from address (maildomain/realm) change=
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> based on some ldap information, easiest being their home directories=20
> because of how we split compsci and avit students.
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> Code placed in imp/config/servers.php will allow me to change=20
> maildomain/realm based on variables available *before* a user ever types
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> in their username.
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> Here is my code:
> --SNIP
> // Connect to the ldap server.
> ....
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> // Identifiers and vdomains.
> $vdomains['Sirius'] =3D 'aero.und.edu';
> $vdomains['Agassiz'] =3D 'cs.und.edu';
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> // Default vdomain
> $vdomain =3D 'aero.und.edu';
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> if( $hack_ldap_resource )
> {
>     $hack_ldap_user =3D $_REQUEST['imapuser'];
>     $hack_ldap_basedn =3D 'ou=3Dpeople,dc=3Daero,dc=3Dund,dc=3Dedu';
>     $hack_ldap_search =3D 'uid=3D'.$hack_ldap_user;
>     $hack_ldap_results =3D ldap_search($hack_ldap, $hack_ldap_basedn,
> $hack_ldap_search);
>     $hack_ldap_info =3D ldap_get_entries($hack_ldap, $hack_ldap_results);
>     $hack_ldap_homedir =3D $hack_ldap_info[0]['homedirectory'][0];
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>     foreach( $vdomains as $vdomain_key =3D> $vdomain_value )
>     {
>         //echo "Searching for $vdomain_key in $hack_ldap_homedir...";
>         if( preg_match("/$vdomain_key/", $hack_ldap_homedir) )
>         {
>             //echo "FOUND!<br>";
>             $vdomain =3D $vdomains[$vdomain_key];
>             //echo "Vdomain set to $vdomain<br>";
>             break;
>         }
>         //echo "<br>";
>     }
> }
> --SNAP
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> So here are two questions:
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> 1) Where can I put this code so I can effectively change
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> while still being able to access the username provided at the initial
> form?
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> 2) Instead, is there a configuration that will only allow usernames in
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> form "username at example.com" then set the maildomain/realm according to
> the=20
> address provided?  (And only allow a certain set of domains?)
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> The trouble with #2 is students will have access to both type of
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> because horde/imp stores them under different accounts thus different=20
> preferences for the same email address.
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> Thanks,
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> Caylan Van Larson
> Unix Administrator - Systems Team Member
> University of North Dakota (Aerospace College) caylan at cs.und.edu
> 701-777-6151 (work)
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