> > >In order to write to the LDAP server you need to check the "My server >requires authentication" checkbox in the ldap server config dialog. > >Once you've entered your password (evolution will prompt you for it when >you first select the ldap server) you'll be able to create/modify/delete >entries. > >toshok >
Hmm. I had thought I tried that, but I discovered the interface is a bit odd, and just requires a bit of pushiness. When I initially add my LDAP server, it appears in the list under the 'regular' LDAP servers. When it's selected, at that point, the options to add a new contact and so forth are all greyed out. If, however, I request to open the entire directory in a new window, I go through authentication, and then the add contact choices seem to appear. Further, in later runs, selecting that LDAP server, I immediately get the auth request, and it behaves better. However, when I then go on to add or modify an entry, I get a permission denied error box. This, however, is something I should be capable of digging into further myself. More when I have a spot more time... Thanks for the input, Jeremy _______________________________________________ evolution-hackers maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers
