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# -*- perl -*-
#
# The format of each entry of the ldap server database is the following:
# LDAP_NICKNAME => ['LDAP_SERVER',
# 'LDAP_SEARCH_BASE',
# 'LDAP_SEARCH_FIELDS',
# 'LDAP_EXPECTED_ANSWERS',
# 'LDAP_RESULT_EMAIL',
# 'LDAP_RESULT_REALNAME',
# 'LDAP_RESULT_COMMENT',
# 'IGNORANT' (optional),
# 'LDAP_BIND_DN' (optional),
# 'LDAP_BIND_PASSWORD' (optional),
# 'LDAP_TLS' (optional),
# 'LDAP_SASL_MECH' (optional),
# 'LDAP_SCOPE' (optional)],
# (IGNORANT is an optional argument. If you set it to 1, mutt_ldap_query
# uses wildcards *foo* for searching).
# (LDAP_BIND_DN and LDAP_BIND_PASSWORD are optional arguments. Leave them
# out or empty to use and anonymous bind)
# (LDAP_TLS is optional, set it to 0 to disable)
# (LDAP_SASL_MECH is optional, set it to '' to disable)
# (LDAP_SCOPE is optional, set it to undef to use default scope)
# A practical illustrating example being:
# debian => ['ldaps://db.debian.org', 'ou=users,dc=debian,dc=org',
# 'uid cn sn ircnick gecos', 'uid cn sn ircnick',
# '${uid}@debian.org', '${cn} ${sn}', '${ircnick}', 1],
# the output of the query will be then:
# ${uid}@debian.org\t${cn} ${sn}\t${ircnick} (i.e.: email name comment)
# (Note, that db.debian.org stores the firstname (instead of the common name)
# in cn, while the common name is only in gecos field (as a prefix), so we
# have to search gecos and enable ignorant flag to support wildcard search)
# warning this database will erase default script builtin
%ldap_server_db = (
'four11' => ['ldap.four11.com', 'c=US',
'givenname sn cn mail', 'givenname cn sn mail o',
'${mail}', '${givenname} ${sn}', '${o}' ],
'infospace' => ['ldap.infospace.com', 'c=US',
'givenname sn cn mail', 'givenname cn sn mail o',
'${mail}', '${givenname} ${sn}', '${o}' ],
'whowhere' => ['ldap.whowhere.com', 'c=US',
'givenname sn cn mail', 'givenname cn sn mail o',
'${mail}', '${givenname} ${sn}', '${o}' ],
'bigfoot' => ['ldap.bigfoot.com', 'c=US',
'givenname surname cn mail', 'mail cn l',
'${mail}', '${cn}', '${l}' ],
'switchboard' => ['ldap.switchboard.com', 'c=US',
'givenname sn cn mail', 'givenname cn sn mail o',
'${mail}', '${givenname} ${sn}', '${o}' ],
'infospacebiz' => ['ldapbiz.infospace.com', 'c=US',
'givenname sn cn mail', 'givenname cn sn mail o',
'${mail}', '${givenname} ${sn}', '${o}' ],
'debian' => ['ldaps://db.debian.org', 'ou=users,dc=debian,dc=org',
'uid cn sn ircnick gecos', 'uid cn sn ircnick',
'${uid}@debian.org', '${cn} ${sn}', '${ircnick}', 1],
'crm' => ['ldap.crm.mot.com', 'o=Motorola,c=US',
'cn mail sn fn uid',
'cn fn sn mail business_group telephonenumber',
'${mail}', '${fn} ${sn}',
'(${telephonenumber}) ${business_group}' ],
'motorola' => ['ldap.mot.com', 'ou=employees, o=Motorola,c=US',
'commonName gn sn cn uid',
'gn sn preferredRfc822Recipient ou c telephonenumber',
'${preferredRfc822Recipient}', '${gn} ${sn}',
'(${telephonenumber}) ${ou} ${c}' ]
);
# hostname of your ldap server
$ldap_server = 'ldaps://db.debian.org';
# ldap base search
$search_base = 'ou=users,dc=debian,dc=org';
# list of the fields that will be used for the query
$ldap_search_fields = 'uid cn sn ircnick gecos';
# list of the fields that will be used for composing the answer
$ldap_expected_answers = 'uid cn sn ircnick';
# format of the email result based on the expected answers of the ldap query
$ldap_result_email = '${uid}@debian.org';
# format of the realname result based on the expected answers of the ldap query
$ldap_result_realname = '${cn} ${sn}';
# format of the comment result based on the expected answers of the ldap query
$ldap_result_comment = '(${ircnick})';
# Do use wildchars on searching (ignorant=0 disables this)
$ignorant = 1;
# Do an anonymous bind to the LDAP server:
$ldap_bind_dn = '';
$ldap_bind_password = '';
# Don't use TLS:
$ldap_tls = 0;
$ldap_sasl_mech = '';
$ldap_scope = undef;
1;
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