Peter Masloch wrote:
>
> My logfiles where a little bit different. I had a lot of entrees like
> this one:
>
> Apr 16 09:05:51 mail postfix/cleanup[26035]: warning: dict_ldap_lookup:
> Search error 85: Timed out
> Apr 16 09:05:51 mail postfix/cleanup[26035]: warning: D5B4914F5AA:
> virtual_maps map lookup problem for usermydomain.net
> Apr 16 09:05:51 mail postfix/cleanup[26035]: warning: D5B4914F5AA:
> skipping further client input

I couldn't find this in the current source. What version are you
running?

> Apr 16 09:06:07 mail postfix/local[25514]: C68D314F5AA:
> to=<usermydomain.net>, relay=local, delay=15, status=bounced (unknown
> user: "user")

This one is not too difficult to explain. My guess is that the system
where the mail is delivered doesn't know it's ldap users anymore,
because the ldap server died. Therefore the mail bounces.

> and of course messages about login failures from the local users.

Same here.

> Now i have to find out, if it was a problem on my mailserver or a
> problem with the setup of the ldap server
> itself. The other wired thing was, that the user authentication for
> dialup which is using the same database
> was working.

Are you sure this is in the same ldap server? That's quite unlikely.
Maybe it uses one of your slave ldap servers, maybe it doesn't need the
ldap or it falls back to the default. I don't think it'll authenticate
you against an ldap server which isn't running.. :)

Regards,

rolek

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