#
# port where authd will listen
#
port		6666
#
# max thread number / ODBC connections
# hint: with a good ODBC driver, 200 queries only take 4 threads
#
threads		100
#
# DSN, please read iODBC documentation
# you can list more dsn, comma separated, they will be considered as fallbacks
#
dsn		my_dsn,my_backupdsn
#
# DB user ( optional )
#
dbuid           db_user
#
# DB password ( optional )
#
dbpwd           db_password
#
# Client / server charset ( optional )
#
server_encoding         UCS-2
client_encoding         UTF-8
#
# max SQL server response time
#
timeout		10
#
# how many tries to connect to DB before exiting
#
tries		2
#
# access list for console
# comma separated IP pools
#
acl		127.0.0,192.168.0,192.168.1
#
# console passwd
#
admin		changeme
#
# LDAP objectclasses
#
objectclass: top
objectclass: person
#
# suffix <-> module mapping, aka alias ( optional )
#
pop3            posixaccount
imap            posixaccount
#
# LDAP <-> SQL mappings
#
# on th left side, LDAP attributes names
# on the righ side, corresponding SQL names on your own tables
#
uid			login
homeDirectory		homepath
userPassword		passwd
cn			lastName
sn			firstName
mail			Email

#
# query / service
#
# the 1st field correspond to the "ou" base the LDAP query transmitted
# OR to a module you wrote to answer this specific ou. 
# the 2d field is the SQL query itself, note that '%s' will be replaced by
# the filter used in the LDAP query.
#
query_generic select login, passwd from Login where login = '%s'

query_imap select login, passwd, rtrim(homepath)+'/'+login+'/' as path from Login where login = '%s'

#
# REQUIRED: this query is used to perform a health check
# tune it so it take very little time
#
query_init select something from sometable where something='false'