In cn=config a extensibleObject whit a domainRelatedObject and aci (require by kolab)
Not sure what this means - does this mean you added objectclass: extensibleObject to dn: cn=config? Thanks for the fast reply, and Yes, it is required so kolab can check wish is the primary domain. Thanks for your answer. Regards 2014-07-03 18:12 GMT-04:00 Rich Megginson <rmegg...@redhat.com>: > On 07/03/2014 04:09 PM, Carlos Raúl Laguna wrote: > > Hello everyone, for some time i was trying to make Kolab Groupwere to work > with FreeIPA and after some research is now working. > > > Great! > > > However the modification made in FreeIPA makes me wonder if some how > limit the functions of the software. > > > Changes Made: > > Creation of > OU=Groups (Don't want to mix FreeIpa Groups whit Kolab's) > OU=Shared Folders (Requires by Kolab) > OU=Resources (Requires by Kolab) > > > In cn=config > a extensibleObject whit a domainRelatedObject and aci (require by kolab) > > > Not sure what this means - does this mean you added objectclass: > extensibleObject to dn: cn=config? > > > > The user are created from Freeipa interface name.surname wish result in a > mailbox for that user in the Kolab server. > > My actual question is if this may break replication, or windows <-> > freeipa forest relationship. Thanks in advance for your time. Regards > > > This should not break replication, nor windows trust/sync, afaik. Not > sure what effect this will have on other parts of FreeIPA though. > > > > >
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