Postfix with Carp

mschiek01

That fixed the error.

Now the run from the command line shows:
extracting from 'server name" …/usr/local/etc/postfix.pl: not found.
There is no backup file for "server"

marcelloc

The first line show be this way

#!/usr/local/bin/perl5.12.4 -w

Can you post the output of

ls -l /usr/local/bin/perl5*

mschiek01

Thanks- I had fixed the error. I had a spelling error on the perl version in the file.

The command seems to be working now although I am getting a error: erro while binding:The wrong password was supplied or the SASL credentials could not be processed.

marcelloc

Can you reset configured users password and re check Active directory info you configured?

Field hint
Hostname:
dc1.mysite.com

Domain:
dc=mysite,dc=com

Username:
cn=antispam,cn=Users

mschiek01

Same error.

I even created a new user and tried it. Also tried administrator.

marcelloc

Just to be sure you understood user field,

cn=antispam,cn=Users

means that user antispam is in Users container

mschiek01

yes user "antispam" is in the users container on the dc.

Here is what I have configured.

first box = "server_name.domain_name.local"
second box = "domain.local"
third box = "antispam"

marcelloc

@mschiek01:

yes user "antispam" is in the users container on the dc.

Here is what I have configured.

first box = "server_name.domain_name.local"
second box = "domain.local"
third box = "antispam"

change to
first box = "server_name.domain_name.local"
second box = "cn=domain,cn=local"
third box = "cn=antispam,cn=Users"

without quotes

mschiek01

Same error.

Sent you a pm with the exact configuration.

marcelloc

@mschiek01:

Sent you a pm with the exact configuration.

~~I did not received it.~~

Received,

The config is right.

In my setup antispam user is a normal user, without admin privileges

If pfsense can reach your realm server, I don't undestand why it's not working.

I'm using Ad from windows 2003.

mschiek01

I resent.

marcelloc

Last thing I can think about this is to
Configure/check pfsense dns config option to your active directory ip.

mschiek01

I go it :)

change to
first box = "server_name.domain_name.local"
second box = "cn=domain,cn=local"
third box = "cn=antispam,cn=Users"

second box should bd "DC=domain,DC=local"

marcelloc

Nice! sorry for the typo on that post :)

You could set update frequency to 1h if you have a huge domain with many changes.

att,
Marcello Coutinho