I'm writing a console app in C# using the Provisioning API to update
gmail distribution lists.
The group naming structure is as follows:
item.0...@domain (Announcement group)
sec.item.0...@domain (Announcement group, used as security group)
When I attempt to add the security group to the normal group as an
owner, the code continues executing with no exception, but the group
does not get added.
Code Sample:
try
{
if (array1[a].IndexOf("sec.") != -1)
{
service.Groups.AddOwnerToGroup(array1[a]+"@"+DOMAIN, group);
Console.WriteLine("AddOwner: " + array1[a] + "@" + DOMAIN);
}
else
{
service.Groups.AddMemberToGroup(array1[a], group);
Console.WriteLine("Add: " + array1[a]);
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine("Error: Most likely caused by adding a security
group that doesn't exist.");
}
It adds users with no problem, and only gets the exception when adding
an owner that is a group that doesn't exist yet (which was my next
task). I can add these security groups from the web frontend just
fine, but I'm dealing with thousands of these groups, and manually
adding them all is not an option.
Anyone else run into a similar problem? Is this a known bug? Is there
any fix?
-Evan Windsor
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