By design at the moment I think, as it's intended for LDAP Which needs o be queried. I recall someone did a patch for it to do "." by default, you could search through the archives for that...
It's a unique label. You can specify by the label as the autocomplete addressbook in thunderbird... Regards, Mark On 7 May 2011, at 20:46, Peter Schmidt <peter.schm...@bixa.cc> wrote: > Ah.... very nice. But why doesnt it show all entries like a normal address > book? > > And: does the name have any meaning or is it just a unique label? > > Thanks! > Peter > > On 2011-05-07 10:34, Mark Adams wrote: >> You need to query it... Put "." in the search params and you should see the >> contacts... >> >> Regards, >> Mark >> >> On 6 May 2011, at 09:22,<> wrote: >> >>> Hi! >>> >>> I came across SOGo and started hacking it onto an ISPConfig Backend using an >>> SQL-View. That worked great, thanks to the quite good documentation. But >>> there >>> is one problem: >>> >>> What is this SQLRepository, namely the "id" parameter? Is it just a label or >>> does it need something in the SQL backend to connect to? Because i set >>> "isAddressbook" to YES, but when I look at the address book, it is empty. >>> >>> Here is the part of my configuration: >>> >>> <key>SOGoUserSources</key> >>> <array> >>> <dict> >>> <key>canAuthenticate</key> >>> <string>YES</string> >>> <key>id</key> >>> <string>directory</string> >>> <key>isAddressBook</key> >>> <string>YES</string> >>> <key>type</key> >>> <string>sql</string> >>> <key>userPasswordAlgorithm</key> >>> <string>crypt</string> >>> <key>viewURL</key> >>> <string>mysql://sogo:sogo@127.0.0.1/sogo/users</string> >>> </dict> >>> </array> >>> >>> >>> btw.: the "crypt" option of userPasswordAlgorithm is not mentioned in the >>> documentation. It took some time to find it in the commit messages and >>> sources. >>> -- >>> users@sogo.nu >>> https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists > -- > users@sogo.nu > https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
