Just to rule out a basic possibility... Thunderbird doesn't, by default,
query an LDAP server unless you start typing something in the search
box. Can you type something in the search box and see if it finds
anything? It could take a couple of characters, I can't remember what
the fewest is, but I definitely remember Thunderbird having this
design. I guess the thinking is that it shouldn't auto-search an LDAP
server because the LDAP addressbook could contain thousands of
addresses, overwhelming the client in both bandwidth and sheer volume of
unnecessary information.
Hope this helps.
-Ben
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Anders Bergquist wrote:
Hi
I just installed Apache Directory Service , (both server and client).
I then followed the instructions in
http://directory.apache.org/apacheds/1.0/41-mozilla-thunderbird.html
Pressing "Download now" under "Offline" in the LDAP dialog, I get
"Replication succeeded".
Auto completion works fine when typing in an address in the "to:"
field of a new email.
However, address book is empty. No contacts are visible even though
they can be auto completed.
I use Thunderbird 2.0.0.6 and ADS 1.0.2
Anyone else have this problem?
Regards Anders
