Scott,
Hello, what should my ldap.conf file look like? I am able to connect to
my work ldap (so it seems), but I am not able to actually perform a
search (well I can perform one, just no results).
I tried typing ldapsearch -x within shell and nothing, also tried
ldapsearch my.server.name.her
hi murray,
Am Donnerstag, den 02.02.2006, 13:07 +0800 schrieb Murray Trainer:
> It appears that Cyrus Sieve filters aren't supported in Evolution
> 2.4.x.
> Is there any future intention to add this sort of functionality?
no, unless somebody contributes that functionality, also see
http://bugzil
Steve,
The LDAP support stops at a 1000 I believe. I also tried to use LDAP and
we have thousands of users. I ended up getting an export of the users
and creating an additional address book with those users. Over time it
will get out of sync, but for now it is a worthwhile work around.
Hopefully t
Karim,
Glad it worked and that I was able to help.
Steve (bone down)
Karim Ratib wrote:
Steve,
I am also running 2.4.1. The rebooting thing worked, after I had
installed a random selection of ldap-related packages. I won't figure
it out this time ;-)
As for the search, it's working fi
Karim:
Some other questions:
Can you use this LDAP server under other applications?
Does ldapsearch -x work?
I had similar problems with evolution connecting to an LDAP server, but it was
incorrect settings
in my ldap.conf file. Once I figured them out, I was able to connect much
better.
Sco
Evol 2.4 from SUSE 10.0
My Evolution works fine, but executing a session from commandline shows
the following asserts.
Is this correct?
--
(evolution:13070): camel-WARNING **: camel_exception_get_id called with
NULL par
ameter.
(evolution:13070): Gdk-CRITICAL **: gdk_gc_set_
Hi All,
It appears that Cyrus Sieve filters aren't supported in Evolution
2.4.x. Is there any future intention to add this sort of functionality?
Thanks
Murray
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