Hello Ueli Leutwyler
Am 2013-06-11 22:01, schrieb Ueli Leutwyler: > >> Am 2013-06-11 11:54, schrieb [email protected]: >>> >>> I've read your post about write access to global address books. >>> I'd like to hide my global adressbooks for some AD-Groups. >>> Unfortunately that was not possible so far. >>> I thought I could use modifiers to gain write-access and then restrict >>> the >>> view for some users. >>> Unfortunately I couldn't manage to make it work. >>> >>> I've tried several different ways: >>> >>> modifiers = "Le" >>> modifiers = "CN=Ueli Leutwyler,OU= ...." >>> modifiers = {".."} >>> >>> Could you post an example? >>> >> >> This can not be done with a group. >> >> You have to set all uid values for users with write access in the >> modifiers field. >> >> The value of the modifiers option is an array element. >> So it should look like that: >> modifiers = (uidUserA, uidUserB, uidUserC); >> > > Just found out that modifiers had an effect. I can now modify users. > Thats not what I wanted though. I only wanted to change the ACL of the > groups. > > In fact I want to hide the teachers addressbook from our students. > It seems that write-access has nothing to do with that. > Do you know if it's possible to set the ACL of a global addressbook in an > other way? > Ahh, now I understand your problem. You can only do that with a multi domain setup. In short you make one domain for the teachers and a second one for the students. With that they have to choose at login, which domain to use. Kind regards, Christian Mack -- Christian Mack Gruppe Informationsdienste Rechenzentrum Universität Konstanz -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
