Vincent Danen wanted us to know:

>> Maybe you could do something on Qmail and LDAP?
>integration, although I think Todd may have written something about it

Yeah, check out
   http://www.cerritoslug.org/tutorials/qmail-ldap/index.html

I don't cover secure replication, but if you're doing replication right
now that's plaintext, you need only add "tls=critical" and it will start
working (uses start_tls which connects to the plain text port (389) then
issues a "STARTTLS" command which then initiates a TLS connection).
The preferred way is to use SASL and Kerberos, but that's a pretty
complicated configuration and Turbo Fredericksson has a great howto on
that (somewhere on www.bayour.com), called LDAP-v3 howto.

There's also a LOT of LDAP reference material at:
   http://yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/
About halfway down the page is a series of LDAP links. The first one is
where the meat of it is, but there's a few other good ones.

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