> >> Or are you running into a maximum query value either set in > >> Imail Administrator or your LDAP client? > > > >No. It appears that populating the LDAP database is a one-way, one-time process for >any > >person. Is there an easy way to delete the LDAP database and then rebuild it from > >information on the Attributes or General tab? > > > Not a question of populating the database. It's a question of what the maximum >returned records is set to. Example, we have the max returned values set to 300 on >the server. However if a client is set to 100, they'll only get the first 100 >responses to a query. > > One thing we have had moderate success with is copy the person.dta file elsewhare >and then do an init ldap. Then move your person.dta file back to the ldap directory >and do an optimize. That has cleared up some issues for us
I meant that the limit was not the problem. My biggest problem is not being able to put all the users I moved from two obsolete virtual domains into the LDAP db. They just aren't there and don't want to have to add them manually using LDAPER.EXE. I can't believe iMail doesn't have an easy way to maintain/add/delete LDAP persons so duplicate entry can be avoided. Am I missing something? [snip] > >> > 3 - We have one virtual domain called $virtual003. > >> > No users in this domain show up in the LDAP > >> > query. > >> > >> Can't help on this one, we have not virtual domains. > > > >Still need help on this one. > > can you find the users in the person.dta file? Do they exist? > > What version of Imail are you on Dan? The users in the virtual domain are in a separate LDAP db but this is not accessible from Netscape LDAP client. Looks like I might have to assign another IP address somehow to get this to work but have no idea how to do it. We run iMail 7.05 HF2. Dan Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list. An Archive of this list is available at: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/
