On Mon, 2004-05-03 at 10:54, Craig Ringer wrote:
On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 01:12, Dan Stromberg wrote:I use imap, but I still end up wanting to remote display in order to get my addressbook consistent, and to get the same virtual folders. I want consistency, irrespective of where I'm sitting. Recently, my addressbook doesn't work when remote displaying though. When I type a name while remote displaying over DSL to home, evo never shows any completions. Go back to work, and completions work fine again. Why might this be? Is there a solution?I store my address book on the LDAP server at work, and access it over the same SSH tunnel as my IMAP mail and the work SMTP server. It works well - and evo supports writing to an LDAP directory, so it's nice and easy to use. You'll want to make sure to include the 'evolutionperson.schema' in your LDAP server schema set to get full functionality. With OpenLDAP, just copy it to the 'schema' directory of your LDAP config directory (typically /etc/ldap/schema or /etc/openldap/schema), and add an appropriate include line to the top of slapd.conf. Craig Ringer
LDAP is an interesting idea. I don't think we have a production LDAP server here though. We do have production ph/qi. I guess I might be able to set up my own LDAP server, but that seems going a bit far. How about the virtual folder issue? Is there a way of sharing them without remote displaying? -- Dan Stromberg DCS/NACS/UCI <strombrg dcs nac uci edu>
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