rkoot wrote: > Hi, > > First, I hope this problem is on topic in here... > I've been trying to set up a LDAP directory service using OpenLDAP > (www.openldap.org). > Now I want my users to use mozilla to use this address book functionality. > I used mozilla's export-to-ldif function to convert my personal > addressbook (mozilla's) to a LDIF. that seemed to work fine. > First I couldn't insert the LDIF in my ldap database because the LDIF > had invalid (as in not defined) attributes/objectclasses. > so I tried to add a schema to openldap. > I used this abzillaperson.schema: >
There is propose of official MozillaOrgPerson schema, use this, please. http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=116692 > > This way, I was able to insert the LDIF in the LDAP database. if I do > searches on the database with ldapsearch (openldap's commandline query > tool), everything looks fine, but if I use mozilla, it won't see half > the records (I *can* see the first name, last name, email address, and > work/home urls, but street, zipcode etc records seem to be empty.) which > is odd IMHO... mozilla dumped the personal addressbook to LDIF, the LDIF > got imported into the OpenLDAP database, queries on the database prove > the data is inserted correctly, but mozilla doesn't seem to recognise > half the records it generated itself ?!? > is this due to my abzillaperson.schema ? > There is patch to make Mozilla works correctly with the new schema, but it is not included in current sources unfortunately. http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=157925 Ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] to commit it to CVS or put experimental build on ftp. Regs Petr
