Heres how: Load ethereal on your PC. (Very kool packet sniffer) Run your query in Outlook (Ctrl+K ?). Look at the traffic. You should see an LDAP search request and the names of all fields being requested. Then you should see the returned fields.
I would do this for you but using Evo, not much point. If you get it all to work, post the full set to slug for other archive searchers to find later. HTH Stu On Wed, 2003-03-26 at 14:23, Anthony O'Hara wrote: > Kevin, > > The search itself is working fine, its just the details > Outlook is displaying when you bring up the properties > of the search result that aren't. (Sorry, I should've > been clearer about what wasn't working and/or used > the correct terminology.. :)) > > In my ldif file, for any given user, I've got "mail:" > and "otherMailbox:" supplied to show two email addresses > in the details pane (even though Outlook will only use the > alphabetically first entry <sighs>), I need to do the > same for the Business number [telephoneNumber], and > Business 2 [Which is the one who's label I cant find..]. > > The company name on the other hand simply appears to > be A.W.O.L... No matter how I add it in (o: or > organizationName:), it just refuses to show... > > I also know about the registry hacking required to do > a search on certain fields (company name, etc), but I'll > cross that bridge later.. Right now though, I'd just like > it populating the fields correctly.. > > Of all the things I've made co-exist happily, this > has got to be the most painful... > > Thanks though! > > Cheers, > Anthony... > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kevin Saenz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, 26 March 2003 14:01 > To: Anthony O'Hara > Cc: 'SLUG' > Subject: Re: [SLUG] OpenLDAP and Outlook XP... (shudder) > > > 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 > -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
