Thanks for the info. I was trying it out this morning and restarted 
openldap a few times (changing the loglevel) and somehow messed up 
openldap. At first the ldap process would run away and then, after 
rebooting, openldap wouldn't start. I had to restore the ldap database 
from a backup! E-mail was down for a while. I'd better try the copier 
thing after working hours (or get a test server).

Rob

Daniel Bertolo wrote:
> Hi Rob
> 
> Rob Myroon wrote:
>> Has anyone tried to get their photocopier to talk to their ldap
>> server? We have a Canon 2620. The documentation gives instructions on
>> how to connect to ms, ibm, and novell ldap servers. I have tried every
>> combination of settings that I can think of but can't get it to work.
> We are accessing the OpenLDAP directory from our Canon iR3570. As we
> configured OpenLDAP to let workstations authenticate, the copier has
> read access to the ou=people,dc=domain,dc=tld subtree. You can find the
> appropriate section in /etc/openldap/ox.conf:
> 
> access to dn.regex="uid=(.*),ou=people,dc=mybuehl,dc=ch"
>  by self write
>  by group="cn=OXUserAdmins,ou=Administration,ou=group,dc=mybuehl,dc=ch"
> write
>  by users read
>  by peername.regex=127.*.*.* read
>  by peername.regex=10.*.*.* read
> 
> The last line was added by me and it allows all internal clients to
> fully read the people subtree. You can restrict access to certain
> attributes by add them at the end of the first line, e.g.:
> 
> access to dn.regex="uid=(.*),ou=people,dc=domain,dc=tld"
> attr=alias,mailEnabled,....
> 
> Dani
> 
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