My apologies,
It seems that this is now standard with our installation
of Nutsmail4 and not SQMail.
Anyhow I apologize for my statement earlier about
TBADDR being standard with SQM, it is not standard
with SQM.
Thanks again for your input…
On Jul 30, 2011, at 11:11 AM, Tomas Kuliavas wr
Curtis Rubel compro.net> writes:
>
> Hello
>
> Its my understanding that the tbaddr plugin is now standard
> in SQM.
http://squirrelmail.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/squirrelmail/branches/SM-1_4-STABLE/squirrelmail/plugins/
No, it is not.
-
Hello
Its my understanding that the tbaddr plugin is now standard
in SQM. The functionality of autocompletion is part of
the tbaddr plugin. So while this may still be a plugin
it does come with SQM by default now, hence my
statement of it being built in to SQM.
I am not exactly sure where the
Hello Curtis,
> Any one have any ideas as to what may have happened, has something gotten
> broken in SQM or changed and requires
> some other new setup info?
>
> Here is the entry I have in my config file that has worked for many years:
>
> $ldap_server[0] = array(
> 'host' => 'localhost',
Curtis Rubel compro.net> writes:
>
>
> > 2011.07.29 15:20 Curtis Rubel raÅ¡Ä:
> >> Hello users,
> >>
> >>I have recently updated my squirrelmail to the 1.4.21 release and my
> >> ldap integration for the address book
> >> is no longer working. The LDAP server is still up and operational a
> 2011.07.29 15:20 Curtis Rubel raÅ¡Ä:
>> Hello users,
>>
>>I have recently updated my squirrelmail to the 1.4.21 release and my
>> ldap integration for the address book
>> is no longer working. The LDAP server is still up and operational and I
>> can query it manually from other
>> sources
2011.07.29 15:20 Curtis Rubel rašė:
> Hello users,
>
>I have recently updated my squirrelmail to the 1.4.21 release and my
> ldap integration for the address book
> is no longer working. The LDAP server is still up and operational and I
> can query it manually from other
> sources so I know th
Hello users,
I have recently updated my squirrelmail to the 1.4.21 release and my
ldap integration for the address book
is no longer working. The LDAP server is still up and operational and I
can query it manually from other
sources so I know that that side of things is still ok and has not
>>> Is is not possible to get a full read/write address book trough LDAP in
>>> SquirrelMail?
>>
>> I think if you use SM 1.5.2+ it might be.
>>
>>> How about storing and viewing phone numbers and more contact details?
>>
>> I think you can add a custom field to the abook. Vcard support was
>> add
On Tue, 02 Sep 2008 07:02:51 +0200, Paul Lesniewski wrote:
>> Is is not possible to get a full read/write address book trough LDAP in
>> SquirrelMail?
>
> I think if you use SM 1.5.2+ it might be.
>
>> How about storing and viewing phone numbers and more contact details?
>
> I think you can add a
> Is is not possible to get a full read/write address book trough LDAP in
> SquirrelMail?
I think if you use SM 1.5.2+ it might be.
> How about storing and viewing phone numbers and more contact details?
I think you can add a custom field to the abook. Vcard support was
added somewhere along t
Hi list,
Is is not possible to get a full read/write address book trough LDAP in
SquirrelMail?
How about storing and viewing phone numbers and more contact details?
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On 10/10/07, z6 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been happily using the LDAP Query plugin for some time. However it
> only seems to allow a BaseDN to be specified globally for all users.
>
> I've experimented a bit with VLogin to attempt to supply a per-user BaseDN
> for the address lookups (eithe
I've been happily using the LDAP Query plugin for some time. However it
only seems to allow a BaseDN to be specified globally for all users.
I've experimented a bit with VLogin to attempt to supply a per-user BaseDN
for the address lookups (either constructed from the login name (1st
choice) or ma
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I am using SquirrelMail 1.4.5 on a Gentoo Linux system (Apache 2.0.54
>>> and PHP 4.4.0). I have setup the LDAP address book feature by doing a
>>> './configure' in the root of the SquirrelMail directory. I then chose
>>> option 6 (Address Books) and then option 1 (Change LDAP Serve
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am using SquirrelMail 1.4.5 on a Gentoo Linux system (Apache 2.0.54
>> and
>> PHP 4.4.0). I have setup the LDAP address book feature by doing a
>> './configure' in the root of the SquirrelMail directory. I then chose
>> option 6 (Address Books) and then option 1 (Change LDAP Servers)
> Hi,
>
> I am using SquirrelMail 1.4.5 on a Gentoo Linux system (Apache 2.0.54 and
> PHP 4.4.0). I have setup the LDAP address book feature by doing a
> './configure' in the root of the SquirrelMail directory. I then chose
> option 6 (Address Books) and then option 1 (Change LDAP Servers). I add a
Hi,
I am using SquirrelMail 1.4.5 on a Gentoo Linux system (Apache 2.0.54 and
PHP 4.4.0). I have setup the LDAP address book feature by doing a
'./configure' in the root of the SquirrelMail directory. I then chose
option 6 (Address Books) and then option 1 (Change LDAP Servers). I add a
new LDAP s
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> Hi all
>
>
> I've just set up OpenLDAP for use with SquirrelMail. Addresses are to be
> stored according to the MozillaOrgPerson schema
> (http://www.linux.com/blob.pl?id=02a29e9f755b27c40c3ae45acb69c5ee).
>
>
> Is it possible to change the fields
Hi all
I've just set up OpenLDAP for use with SquirrelMail. Addresses are to be
stored according to the MozillaOrgPerson schema
(http://www.linux.com/blob.pl?id=02a29e9f755b27c40c3ae45acb69c5ee).
Is it possible to change the fields returned by the address book search?
I'd like to show mobil
>>> HI all,
>>> I am looking for info on how to connect Squirrlemail with
>>> our central staff email address book which is stored on an OpenLDAP
>>> server, twas simple with Outlook :-( but I am having trouble finding
>>> instructions, my first atempt resulted in SM crashing at login. Can
>>> some
> To: squirrelmail-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] LDAP Address Book
>
>
> Hi Simon,
>
> On Mi, 23.03.2005, 13:19, Simon sagte:
> > HI all,
> > I am looking for info on how to connect Squirrlemail with
> our central
> > staff email addr
Hi Simon,
On Mi, 23.03.2005, 13:19, Simon sagte:
> HI all,
> I am looking for info on how to connect Squirrlemail with our central
> staff email address book which is stored on an OpenLDAP server, twas
> simple with Outlook :-( but I am having trouble finding instructions, my
> first atempt result
Title: Message
HI
all,
I am looking for
info on how to connect Squirrlemail with our central staff email address book
which is stored on an OpenLDAP server, twas simple with Outlook :-( but I am
having trouble finding instructions, my first atempt resulted in SM crashing at
login. Can someo
I have another problem with multiple servers. In my case I have multiple LDAP servers and multiple squirrelmail servers, and all works fine, but (maybe) my problem is different (nobody answered my question yet)
See message: [SM-USERS] search address hangs when servers down (ldap)
Em Qui,
> Hello Everybody,
>
>
> We are facing problem in accesing address book from LDAP server
>
>
> 1. The enviornment
>
>
> Webmail : Squirrel Mail on multiple machines
> Preferences : On MySql
> Personal Address Book : on Mysql
> Users are stored in LDAP server on multiple machines
> MTA : Postfix
>
Hello Everybody,
We are facing problem in accesing address book from LDAP server
1. The enviornment
Webmail : Squirrel Mail on multiple machines
Preferences : On MySql
Personal Address Book : on Mysql
Users are stored in LDAP server on multiple machines
MTA : Postfix
OS : Linux redhat ES
Under most clients, typing an address would invoke automatic addressbook
lookup, and if configured, would not only search the local addressbook
but the ldap servers defined as well.
I believe there is an autocomplete plugin, but I don't think I ever got
it to work.
So a user must use the Address
Hi Tomas,
> LDAP directories are used only when you search for address. There is
> addresses button in compose window. Check what you can find there.
I knew I was doing something majorly clueless :-P
For some reason I thought I should see signs of life in the Addresses
section in the top menu. I
> I am trying to get the LDAP address book to work. I have added a couple of
> public address books using conf.pl and the resulting section from
> config.php is shown below.
>
> Ultimately, I want to connect to a local LDAP server for a common address
> book (this is part of a Jamm Mailserver insta
I am trying to get the LDAP address book to work. I have added a couple of
public address books using conf.pl and the resulting section from
config.php is shown below.
Ultimately, I want to connect to a local LDAP server for a common address
book (this is part of a Jamm Mailserver installation). B
You only see ldap addresses when you compose a message and hit the
addresses button (*NOT* the link at the top of the page!).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Hey, all. I use my LDAP server for all sorts of authentication,
> etc., and
> I'd love to be able to plug my SM address book into it; I've even
>
Hey, all. I use my LDAP server for all sorts of authentication, etc., and
I'd love to be able to plug my SM address book into it; I've even done this
in the past, but it went away for reasons I no longer recall. So I
configured it in config.pl, but nowhere can I find an option to actually show
LD
I setup LDAP address book with the config.pl script, but when I open my
browser, and compose a message, I do not get any names when I do a search
on the address book. What am I doing wrong?
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Hello,
I'm running:
Squirrelmail 1.4 RC2a
Redhat 8
PHP 4.2.2
I have a global address list in exchange that I'm trying to access through
squirrel. So, in the config I set the ldap addressbook setting to match
exactly with a test server running squirrel that works fine.
When I list all addresses w
Hello Jeffrey,
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I'm trying to install an LDAP address book into squirrelmail. I've compiled and
installed PHP 4.3.0 with ldap (./configure --with-ldap).
My problem is that squirrelmail does not seem to be hitting slapd at all. I've
checked this both with a packet sniffer and by running slapd in debug mod
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