Multiple issues: Kaddressbook, Activesync, SMTP authentication, LDAP search, Roundcube Calendar

[Henne Holly]

Hi,

let's start to track down your problem at the ldap-server first. The 
other problems maybe would disappear then.

If you ssh to you mail/ldap-host and try to do a ldapsearch as 
"cn=Directory Manager", you shouldn't get access denied. If that works 
try it with you user "uid=<user>,ou=People,dc=<example>,dc=<org>".

If both works, you could do the same from your client computer.

Annonymous querys are by default disabled by the kolab-schema, I think. 
You shouldn't change that if you don't want everyone on the world to 
have access to you private address book.

For testing purposes of IMAP and SMTP you can do a testsaslauth for your 
particular user. If it says OK, then you should at least be able to 
access you mailbox and send mails, if cyrus and postfix are configured 
correctly.

regards,
Henning

PS: Only use address-books-over-ldap if you have a working encrypted 
ldap-connection. Otherwise everyone could read you private address data.


Am 25.04.2013 14:15, schrieb Sven Gehr:
> Am Donnerstag, 25. April 2013, 07:56:53 schrieb Erol Haagenrud:
>
> Hi,
>
> I try it with my basic english
>
>
> [...]
>> I am experiencing a couple of issues:
>
>> 1: In KDE Kontact, I recieve a warning that says I'm connecting to a server
>> that don't need authentication and asks if I'm sure I want to do so. The
>> account is set up as a Kolab Groupware account. Have I missed something?
>
> witch version of kde you use? You need 4.9 but it work better for me with
> 4.20. I use the folloing configs:
>
>
> * smtp *
> Host: [FQH]
> AuthType: PLAIN
> User: [the same with you come into roundcubemail]
> Pass: [yourPass]
> Port: 587 / TLS
>
> * IMAP *
> Host: [FQH]
> AuthType: PLAIN
> User: [the same with you come into roundcubemail]
> Pass: [yourPass]
> Port: 993 / TLS
>
> I hope this helps you
>
>
>> 2: This is closely related: When trying to send an email from Kmail, I am
>> asked to log in to the LDAP server when typing in recipients. No matter
>> what I type in as username/password, I get "Access denied, wrong
>> credentials.". What, exactly, should be typed in here?
>
> same problem.
>
>
>