Hi all,

I'm following the documentation at http://www.openchange.org/cookbook/configuring.html
Installed: SOGo 2.2.8, OpenChange 2.2, MySQL 5.1, PGSQL 9.3, on CentOS 6.

I setup the OpenChange for the usage of several users. In order to set it up, I need to loop on the users list and create a profile for each users.

The example on the documentation is to issue:

   /usr/local/samba/bin/mapiprofile --create -P testing -S   \
   -I 192.168.102.48 --domain=OC --realm=oc.local              \
   --username=JohnDoe --password='openchange2!'


If I want ot loop on my users, I have to

   for username in $( <command to output my users> )
   do
      /usr/local/samba/bin/mapiprofile --create -P testing -S   \
      -I 192.168.102.48 --domain=OC --realm=oc.local            \
      --username=${username} --password='openchange2!'
   done


But it leads to an error telling the profile 'testing' already exists.

   [ERROR] mapiprofile: profile "testing" already exists

It seems fair to me to have one profile per user.

Then I change my loop to:

   for username in $( <command to output my users> )
   do
      /usr/local/samba/bin/mapiprofile --create -P ${username} -S   \
      -I 192.168.102.48 --domain=OC --realm=oc.local            \
      --username=${username} --password='openchange2!'
   done

I notice then that each added profile becaomes the default one.
The last one become then the default profile. This does not look good to me.

I think I missed something: How should I invoke mapiprofile in order to create a profile per user?
Thank you.


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