Hi Martin,

Il 17/03/2016 18:12, Martin Goldstone ha scritto:
Hi All,

I'm currently building a proof of concept using Apache Syncope 1.2.7. I've managed to create a user by synchronising from our openLDAP directory, and I've also managed to manually create a user and sync ldap to it. I've then successfully synchronised with a database containing additional fields for that user. The accountid field in the database is contained within the data from LDAP, mapped to an attribute called roll_number.

I have another database that I want to synchronise additional data for this user from, but its accountid is roll_number with a prefix of 'K'. If I manually create another attribute for the user, populate it by hand with the relevant value beginning with 'K', and set the mapping accordingly I can synchronise this properly. However, if I set up a derived attribute for this consisting of 'K'+roll_number, assign this attribute to the user and set the mappings accordingly, it does not synchronise the data. The status says success but the execution history shows it did nothing (Users [created/failures]: 0/0 [updated/failures]: 0/0 [deleted/failures]: 0/0 [no operation/ignored]: 0/0). I thought of creating a synchronisation policy, but derived attributes are not listed when creating it.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? Unfortunately I am not in a position to simply get rid of the 'K' prefix.

Please send me all your resource mapping configurations. I don't understand if the derived attribute is configured in the first or second (roll_number with a prefix of 'K') database.

Marco

Thanks.

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