I am so sure that about 2 weeks ago I was using the following code (python):
client = gdata.apps.groups.client.GroupsProvisioningClient(domain=DOMAIN)
client.client_login(EMAIL, PASSWORD, SOURCE)
groups = client.retrieve_groups('random_email@random_domain.com', False)
where the member_id (marked in red) did not belong to the google apps
domain. This makes sense, as you can add any email address to a group, so
it makes sense to be able to query what groups an outside email belongs to
within the google apps domain.
Only, today when I run the same code, I am getting EntityDoesNotExist
errors, implying that the method only works for google apps email addresses.
Now, it is quite possible that I am mistaken, and I never queried the api
for non google apps email addresses, but considering I wrote a considerable
routine around this very concept (which is now utterly broken!) I am pretty
sure I had it working in my testing.
I checked the docs to find the following ...
The required memberId (member_id in Python) argument identifies the ID of a
hosted user for which you want to retrieve group subscriptions.
... the key phrase being "hosted user".
Does anyone know if this is possible? And if not, a workaround would be
hugely helpful!
Thanks in advance
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