> However, this seems to fail as well. I'm out of ideas here, and I'm
> sure somebody must have encountered this problem as well.
> [snip]
Sorry, it was a permission problem that prevented setting the
new owner. Everything works fine now. Sorry again for the trouble.
Regards,
Alex
Hello,
I am tasked with adding Active Directory support to an existing
tool that manages users among other things. One process involves
creating a new user. This user is first created in a legacy database,
then in Active Directory (using COM/ADSI). This works well.
However, the environment also
Thanks Roger,
This works well. I was a bit confused since I only looked
at the win32security.SID documentation, and there the constructor
does not have any documented parameters.
However, my real problem is not solved. It involves the creation
of folders and assigning appropriate permissions for
Hi everyone,
I'm working with users in Active Directory, and I would like to
use their SID for subsequent file system operations (i.e. assigning
permissions to folders). I would like to use the SID saved in the
objectSid attribute, but I do not know how to convert it to a
win32security.PySID objec
MailBox("CN=Postfachspeicher (W2K03GE01),CN=Erste
Speichergruppe,CN=InformationStore,CN=W2K03GE01,CN=Servers,CN=Erste
administrative Gruppe,CN=Administrative Groups,CN=Exchange,CN=Microsoft
Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=kt,DC=ktzh,DC=ch")
jolie.SetInfo()
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> I'm trying to create an Exchange mailbox for an existing user in the
> Active Directory.
Never mind, I figured it out.
cheers, A.
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Hi all,
I'm trying to create an Exchange mailbox for an existing user in the
Active Directory. Apparently the CDOEXM.IMailBoxStore interface method
CreateMailBox does this. My problem is I don't know how to get an
object that supports this interface. Until now, I managed to do all
Active Directory
