Hi Luis,
On Thu, 2013-01-31 at 12:47 +0100, Luis Angel Fernandez Fernandez wrote: > Now, when I try to add an account to Outlook, in the dialog I have > to check the name (maybe it is "check username", I'm not sure because > Outlook is in Spanish) a new dialog shows up saying there are more > than one matches. It shows the AD/Openchange user and two more matches > from the two SOGo domains. I can't choose those latter because > Outlook can't complete the task. I think I may understand what is going wrong here. With current implementation, when you create an Outlook account, OpenChange services lookup for users and then try to fetch required information from AD for Microsoft Outlook to build its profile properly. My guess is that the LDAP attributes used to lookup users from AD overlaps with the one used for the "SOGo accounts only". When you select one of these non-AD user, OC NSPI server starts processing AD records to fetch information and fail at some point because your SOGo accounts are not AD user ones and miss information/attributes. This behavior is in fact expected and normal. It is useless to let one account getting created if you can't authenticate the user through Samba/OpenChange. Are your us > I notice there are a few other fields that could have anything to do > with Openchange: homeMDB, homeMTA and proxyAddresses > Indeed, these are fields OpenChange server relies on to lookup users. You may try some experiments with this. As long as your different domains refers to the same organization, I don't think there may be much issues. If these domains are however 2 different companies, then I wouldn't recommend this atm. This would allow you to lookup the GAL and find out about users from the other company etc. You shall want to sand box things here for the safety of your customers. > If I copy those values from AD/Openchange users to the SOGo domains > users will I be able then to choose between those different email > addresses when I'll try to add a new account to Outlook? Will I need > to do anything else or something different? Presumably that could work as exposed earlier but there may be some unexpected side effects. I think you need to consider the environment. For a real multiple domains support, we would need to rethink some of the NSPI internals. The change may not be invasive nor may it require lot of resources but it however requires some time to get engineered properly. > Almosto forget, I am using Openchange Quadrant Thanks for reporting to the list. Kind Regards, Julien. -- Julien Kerihuel [email protected] OpenChange Project Founder Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jkerihuel GPG Fingerprint: 0B55 783D A781 6329 108A B609 7EF6 FE11 A35F 1F79 _______________________________________________ devel mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.openchange.org/listinfo/devel
