Nigel,
I remember I implemented the Write-Back for your SharePoint
2003 installation - was this re-implemented in some fashion for your SharePoint
2007 installation?
Cheers,
J.
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
Nigel Hertz
Sent: Thursday, 3 March 2011 10:01 AM
To: ozMOSS
Subject: Profile database and photos (MOSS 2007)
Hey all
Got a strange question that's sort of bugging me.
In the user profile database on MOSS 2007, there's the option to add user
photos. Currently, all our employee photos are stored in a teamsite, and their
'mySite' points their photo URL to that teamsite. This URL is also stored in
Active Directory (under the 'websites' | 'other' property)
What generally happens is reception updates these URL's in the profile database
on SharePoint.
My understanding is that up until a week ago, the profile database updated AD
with these URL's, but since last week Wednesday, this has stopped happening,
with the result being that AD now overwrites the picture URL field in
SharePoint (i.e. If the URL has been changed in SharePoint, AD overwrites it,
with the result being that ).
Is this 'writeback' to AD even possible out the box? (I never thought it was,
but the evidence seems to point otherwise) Nothing has changed in the UPD to my
knowledge, and the property field mappings have been unchanged for a few months.
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