Ok your problem is that you are looking at the base of the tree you don't want users to look that far down.
what we have is a object unit called Contacts that all users in my org can modify. It's pretty insure that way but there are two of us. what you need to do is define the ou you want outlook to view. ie (in our case) ou=Contacts,dc=spinaweb,dc=com,dc=au your's could look something like this ou=Contacts,o=spinaweb > Hey all, > > I'm in the process of creating a corporate address book > with OpenLDAP. > > Unfortunately, the address book is being used by Outlook XP > clients and that's where all the fun begins.. > > (I know this isnt strictly Linux related, but I figured > someone on the list may have already solved this problem > in a similar setup.. :)) > > Outlook XP appears to ignore the majority of LDAP's objects, > so, I was wondering if anyone had any urls that might lead to > a complete list of allowable/useable objects under Outlook XP.? > I've google'd till I was blue in the face and can only find > (at best) very incomplete lists. > > Specifically, I'm trying to find which object populates the 2nd > business number and perhaps the company name.. (o: <company name> > results in nothing..) > > OpenLDAP 2.0.27 is running on RH 8.0, though I don't think > it'll have anything to do with it.. > > Any pointers/clue's greatly appreciated. > > Anthony. > > -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
