I have a number of Ubuntu systems on a private lan, behind a socks firewall.
When I use thunderbird I set the network connections to use socks, and give it the correct name and port number. Thunderbird itself works fine, I can send and receive email without problems. However when I configure the ldap server to use with thethunderbird address book, thunderbird will not resolve any ldap names to email addresses. I have double checked and I'm sure that the ldap settings are correct.
I sniffed the network during an exchange and I can see that normal thunderbird traffic being sent via socks. However I can see that thunderbird is trying to send the ldap traffic directly to the ldap server, not via socks. I include a wireshark screenshot showing what is happening.
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I have a number of Ubuntu systems on a private lan, behind a socks firewall.
When I use thunderbird I set the network connections to use socks, and give it the correct name and port number. Thunderbird itself works fine, I can send and receive email without problems. However when I configure the ldap server to use with thethunderbird address book, thunderbird will not resolve any ldap names to email addresses. I have double checked and I'm sure that the ldap settings are correct.
I sniffed the network during an exchange and I can see that normal thunderbird traffic being sent via socks. However I can see that thunderbird is trying to send the ldap traffic directly to the ldap server, not via socks. I include a wireshark screenshot showing what is happening.
This is Thunderbird 2.0.0.14, and Ubuntu 8.04