Yes, 'groupOfNames' was also what cam into my mind first. I thought
maybe Mozilla already supports mailing lists in LDAP let's try with
'groupOfNames'. - unfortunatly it didn't work ;-)
I'm currently running an an OpenLDAP server here at home it works (more
or less) great with mozilla (see post: 'LDAP and invisible FirstName
(givenName)').
If I can help you to get it running with mozilla just tell me how I can
support you.
BTW: If you have followed 'SummaryPatchII.txt' on the Mozilla side,
there is one thing that is not mentioned there but seems to be mandatory
you have to have a query with at least two queryexpression. Here an
example which worked for me.
user_pref("ldap_2.servers.Roka2.uri",
"moz-abldapdirectory://server.domain.net:389/o=MyOrg,c=AT?(or(DisplayName,=,*)(PrimaryEmail,=,*))");
Only one queryexpression didn't work for me!!! So (DisplayName,=,* )
didn't work nor (PrimaryEmail,=,*) did work.
(or(DisplayName,=,*)(PrimaryEmail,=,*) worked fine.
Cheers
Roland
Ben Bucksch wrote:
> Dan Mosedale wrote:
>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ben Bucksch) writes:
>>
>>> Yes, groupOfNames, I think. At least, 4.x exported mailing lists to
>>> that and OpenLDAP didn't complain whem importing it .).
>>>
>> Bug 90483 is opened on this. One question that comes to mind is if we
>> want to support this, what domain-name should be appended to the cn of
>> the entry? The default user domain name will often be wrong. Perhaps
>> this needs to be specified as part of the LDAP prefs?
>>
> You mean to form the dn? 4.x used the same as for the normal Person
> entries, e.g.
> cn=All Netscape Employees, ou=People, dc=bucksch, dc=com
> if "dc=bucksch,dc=com" is my base dn. And, yes, the latter definitely
> should be, and is already, part of the prefs.
>
> BTW: In case anyone cares, I managed to get an LDAP server server
> running here locally. But I had no luck getting the build at
> <http//abzilla.mozdev.org> to list the entires in its Address Book.
>
>
