Re: [Evolution] LDAP Address Book Setup
- From: Tony Earnshaw <tonni billy demon nl>
- To: Evolution mailing list <evolution ximian com>
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] LDAP Address Book Setup
- Date: 15 Aug 2002 10:20:19 +0200
tor, 2002-08-15 kl. 09:15 skrev Anders Näslund:
i can agree on number 1 issue.
The rest...have no idea what You talk about.
I guess you'd have to be a Unix sysadmin responsible for configuring and
running his own ldap server to understand that :-)
I use an LDAP server (our company MS Exchange 5.5 to be exact) to do all
my look-ups. If I click the LDAP entry in the sidebar, I get the same
look and feel (and function) as my local contacts.
That's all right with your MS Exchange server. But Ximian has made
add-ons for Unix and Netscape/iPlanet-based directory servers that only
partly work.
Furthermore, any specific Unix openldap stuff (called a "schema") is
only available to people who compile their own sources; no-one else is
told about it. Without it, half the functionality of Evolution isn't
available on Unix ldap servers.
What doesn't work is what I said: Encrypted server connections (because
admin users can carry out limited HR administration over the network
with Evo and no-one should "sniff" what they're doing), and contact
lists. These don't work on Unix ldap servers.
What else do You need??
Just the above ...
Bästa h.,
Tonni
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