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From: Patrick Ben Koetter (p
state-of-mind.de)
Date: Sun Jun 14 2009 - 06:55:13 CDT
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* Stefan Förster <cite+postfix-users
incertum.net>:
> * James Robertson <j
mesrobertson.com> wrote:
> > I decided to write a bash script for extracting recipients from Windows
> > Active Directory for a Postfix box in front of Exchange.
> [...]
> > $LDAPSEARCH -x -h $LDAPHOST -D $LDAPUSER -w $LDAPPASS -b $LDAPBASE \
> > '(proxyAddresses=*)' 2>$ERRORLOG | $GREP -f $RELAYDOMAINS | $GREP -Fi
>
> While this will almost certainly work for smaller networks, you are in
> serious trouble if you have more than 1000 recipients. To work around
> this issue from the Linux side, consider using "-E pr=100/(no)prompt".
> As for the Exchange side, I really don't know, but I know for sure
> that there is a LDAP protocol settings dialogue in the Exchange server
> administration GUI. Perhaps someone else can shed some light on this
> one.
IIRC, the user who connects to the Exchange's Active Directory must be
permitted to exceed the default query size limit of 1.000. And yes, I remember
that to be a administration GUI switch, too.
p
rick
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