Re: [SOGo] Newbie question about ZEG 1.3.8

2011-10-20 Thread Christian Mack
Hello Luis Ponce Leao


On 2011-10-20 00:22, Luis Ponce Leao wrote:
 Thanks. BTW, for those who are authenticating to an Active Directory,
 what search filter do you use to limit what shows on the directory
 list when marked to be used also as a shared address book?

All users allowed to use SOGo.


 Also, what syntax can be used for this search filter? 

You can use the normal LDAP filter syntax.

Quick tutorial e.g. at
http://www.selfadsi.org/ldap-filter.htm


 I'm using objectClass=user but it's not enough to limit the list to 
 the objects I want.

With objectClass=user you get all users _and_ all contacts in your AD.

You have to use ((objectClass=user)(objectCategory=person)) to only get
users.


 Additionally, does anyone knows if MS Exchange 2003 supports RFC
 4314?

Sorry, don't know.


Kind regards,
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Re: [SOGo] Newbie question about ZEG 1.3.8

2011-10-19 Thread Luis Ponce Leao
Thanks. BTW, for those who are authenticating to an Active Directory, what 
search filter do you use to limit what shows on the directory list when marked 
to be used also as a shared address book?

Also, what syntax can be used for this search filter? I'm using 
objectClass=user but it's not enough to limit the list to the objects I want.

Additionally, does anyone knows if MS Exchange 2003 supports RFC 4314?

Luis

On Oct 17, 2011, at 11:31 AM, André Schild wrote:

 Am 17.10.2011 12:28, schrieb Christian Mack:
 On 2011-10-16 19:30, Luis Ponce Leao wrote:
 Another newb question: why can't I see any contacts on the Shared
 Addresses which I suppose comes from the directory being used, in
 ZEGs case, a LDAP server...
 You just have to use the search field on the left.
 Type some characters from the name or email of the person you search
 for, then SOGo will display some matching ones.
 
 No one wants to load the full directory (or scroll within) without need.
 E.g. in our university that would contain ~15 000 entries.
 Or just type a single dot in the search field, you will then see all entries.
 
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Re: [SOGo] Newbie question about ZEG 1.3.8

2011-10-17 Thread Christian Mack
On 2011-10-16 19:30, Luis Ponce Leao wrote:
 
 Another newb question: why can't I see any contacts on the Shared
 Addresses which I suppose comes from the directory being used, in
 ZEGs case, a LDAP server...

You just have to use the search field on the left.
Type some characters from the name or email of the person you search
for, then SOGo will display some matching ones.

No one wants to load the full directory (or scroll within) without need.
E.g. in our university that would contain ~15 000 entries.


Kind regards,
Christian Mack

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Re: [SOGo] Newbie question about ZEG 1.3.8

2011-10-17 Thread André Schild

Am 17.10.2011 12:28, schrieb Christian Mack:

On 2011-10-16 19:30, Luis Ponce Leao wrote:

Another newb question: why can't I see any contacts on the Shared
Addresses which I suppose comes from the directory being used, in
ZEGs case, a LDAP server...

You just have to use the search field on the left.
Type some characters from the name or email of the person you search
for, then SOGo will display some matching ones.

No one wants to load the full directory (or scroll within) without need.
E.g. in our university that would contain ~15 000 entries.
Or just type a single dot in the search field, you will then see all 
entries.


André
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Re: [SOGo] Newbie question about ZEG 1.3.8

2011-10-16 Thread Luis Ponce Leao
Hi,

Thanks for your tutorial. I guess I missed the double-click on the user list...

Another newb question: why can't I see any contacts on the Shared Addresses 
which I suppose comes from the directory being used, in ZEGs case, a LDAP 
server...

Luis

On Oct 13, 2011, at 10:02 AM, Christian Mack wrote:

 Hi Luis Ponce Leao
 
 
 On 2011-10-12 22:06, Luis Ponce Leao wrote:
 
 How can I share Contacts or Calendars between users using the web
 interface? 
 
 The owner always has to select the calendar/address book, then right
 click on it. Start command sharing
 Now you get a new window with the list of users which
 have already privileges granted.
 
 In order to add another user to this list you have to klick on the
 address card with green plus sign (Add...).
 This opens a user search window.
 
 Now start typing the name or email address of the desired user.
 After each keystroke you get a list of some of the matching users (25 at
 most on my server).
 Type until you see the user you search for.
 Select her entry in the list and press Add
 Close the search window.
 
 You now can see the user in the sharing list.
 Double click her.
 A window with the actual privileges set for her pops up.
 
 There you can grant/revoke whatever privileges you like to her.
 Then store these settings with Update.
 
 In the list of users there is an option Subscribe User for each person
 in the list. If you select it, the corresponding calendar/address book
 is automatically added to the users web interface.
 
 The owner of the calendar can grant the following permissions to any
 SOGo user.
 * create new tasks/events
 * delete existing tasks/events
 * for all private tasks/events
a) don't see them at all
b) see (Private task) or time and duration of events
c) see all attributes
d) see and modify all attributes
e) see all attributes and respond to events
 * for all confidential tasks/events
a) don't see them at all
b) see (Private task) or time and duration of events
c) see all attributes
d) see and modify all attributes
e) see all attributes and respond to events
 * for all public tasks/events
a) don't see them at all
b) see (Private task) or time and duration of events
c) see all attributes
d) see and modify all attributes
e) see all attributes and respond to events
 
 The owner of the address book can grant the following permissions to any
 SOGo user.
 * see all cards/lists in this address book
 * add new cards/lists to this address book
 * delete cards/lists in this address book
 * edit cards/lists in this address book
 
 That's it.
   
 
 Is there any documentation about the user interface that
 addresses these procedures?
 
 Currently not, I assume because these steps are intuitive to do.
 
 
 Kind regards,
 Christian Mack
 
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Re: [SOGo] Newbie question about ZEG 1.3.8

2011-10-13 Thread Christian Mack
Hi Luis Ponce Leao


On 2011-10-12 22:06, Luis Ponce Leao wrote:
 
 How can I share Contacts or Calendars between users using the web
 interface? 

The owner always has to select the calendar/address book, then right
click on it. Start command sharing
Now you get a new window with the list of users which
have already privileges granted.

In order to add another user to this list you have to klick on the
address card with green plus sign (Add...).
This opens a user search window.

Now start typing the name or email address of the desired user.
After each keystroke you get a list of some of the matching users (25 at
most on my server).
Type until you see the user you search for.
Select her entry in the list and press Add
Close the search window.

You now can see the user in the sharing list.
Double click her.
A window with the actual privileges set for her pops up.

There you can grant/revoke whatever privileges you like to her.
Then store these settings with Update.

In the list of users there is an option Subscribe User for each person
in the list. If you select it, the corresponding calendar/address book
is automatically added to the users web interface.

The owner of the calendar can grant the following permissions to any
SOGo user.
* create new tasks/events
* delete existing tasks/events
* for all private tasks/events
a) don't see them at all
b) see (Private task) or time and duration of events
c) see all attributes
d) see and modify all attributes
e) see all attributes and respond to events
* for all confidential tasks/events
a) don't see them at all
b) see (Private task) or time and duration of events
c) see all attributes
d) see and modify all attributes
e) see all attributes and respond to events
* for all public tasks/events
a) don't see them at all
b) see (Private task) or time and duration of events
c) see all attributes
d) see and modify all attributes
e) see all attributes and respond to events

The owner of the address book can grant the following permissions to any
SOGo user.
* see all cards/lists in this address book
* add new cards/lists to this address book
* delete cards/lists in this address book
* edit cards/lists in this address book

That's it.


 Is there any documentation about the user interface that
 addresses these procedures?

Currently not, I assume because these steps are intuitive to do.


Kind regards,
Christian Mack

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[SOGo] Newbie question about ZEG 1.3.8

2011-10-12 Thread Luis Ponce Leao
Hi,

How can I share Contacts or Calendars between users using the web interface? Is 
there any documentation about the user interface that addresses these 
procedures?

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[SOGo] newbie question...

2011-03-19 Thread Martin Waschbüsch IT-Dienstleistungen
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Hi everyone.

First of all: Thanks for a great product! I installed SOGo and love it so far. 
Right now, there is just one thing I have trouble with, so if anyone can help 
with that...

I run SOGo on a qmail based mail system on CentOS 5.5. Everything works as 
expected and I was also able to configure multiple sources for SOGo, e.g. 
several ldap trees each reflecting one mail domain. So far so good.

However, I have so far not been able to make SOGo make use of these ldap trees:

Only the ldap tree matching in both /etc/openldap/ldap.conf AND 
/etc/openldap/slapd.conf can be used and from how I understand it, while I can 
configure multiple ldap databases in slapd.conf, only one can be configured in 
ldap.conf.

So, if anyone who uses multi-domain could point me towards a solution?

Thanks a lot,

Martin

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