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What I
have is a list of members (multiple member attributes) with 1 email address(1
mail attribute in a comma-seperated list). The member attributes refer to
dn's within the DB.
Thanks,
Jason
Are you saying that you have one member
attribute with comma-separated email addresses? That doesn't sound too
kosher to me... have you considered multiple member attributes, one email
address per attribute? Remember LDAP supports having more than one
attribute-value pair with same attribute name (multiple valued
attributes).
-Alan
Hello All,
I have a question in
reference to Netscape Messenger and OpenLDAP 1.2.7. I have created an
objectclass called groupOfNames with attributes cn, o, member, objectclass,
and mail. I am able to create a list of email addresses for multiple
people by seperating them with commas and a space. When someone views
this entry with their browser, they can click on the hyperlink and it will
auto-populate the "TO:" fields. My problem is when you do a search
when creating a new email message and it finds that particular group, the
"TO:" field does auto-populates but puts double quotes on anything before
the first @ sign. The rest of the addresses are still there but the
mail server cannot recognize this "TO:" field. Here is an example of
the bad "TO:" field:
Is there anything I can do either to Netscape or to LDAP
that will correct this. This all lies within creating a distribution
lists.
Any help would be appreciated?
Thanks,
Jason
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