El Jue 28 Jul 2005 09:16, Luc de Louw escribió:
> I think this would be a nice feature. Having Userdata like Name,
> Firstname, Phone etc in the DB will be in 0.5.6.
>
> Any other opinions?
Sounds very good to me. In my opinion the userdata should be in a different
table. A defacto standard is the vcard format, here is the table jabberd
uses.
--
-- vCard (user profile information)
-- Used by: mod_iq_vcard
--
CREATE TABLE `vcard` (
`collection-owner` TEXT NOT NULL, KEY(`collection-owner`(255)),
`object-sequence` BIGINT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, PRIMARY
KEY(`object-sequence`),
`fn` TEXT,
`nickname` TEXT,
`url` TEXT,
`tel` TEXT,
`email` TEXT,
`title` TEXT,
`role` TEXT,
`bday` TEXT,
`desc` TEXT,
`n-given` TEXT,
`n-family` TEXT,
`adr-street` TEXT,
`adr-extadd` TEXT,
`adr-locality` TEXT,
`adr-region` TEXT,
`adr-pcode` TEXT,
`adr-country` TEXT,
`org-orgname` TEXT,
`org-orgunit` TEXT );
--
This might give us also the chance to query this table from horde,
squirellmail, jabber ...
By the way: I don't have Outlook, can't test: Is there a way to query a
database (ODBC???) directly from Outlook. The idea is to read shared contacts
in the Outlook Address book. - I use to replace exchange servers with
web-cyradmin installations. The end useres are missing there organization
wide address books.
Best wishes
Enrique
>
> rgds
>
> Luc
>
> PS: I just updated the POT file and merged the translations...
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CaribeNet S.A. - Cartagena - Colombia
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