Re: [Evolution] Evo Addressbook + OpenLDAP-2.1.3

Tony Earnshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > man, 2002-10-07 kl. 11:10 skrev Dieter Kluenter: > >> I'm using OpenLDAP-2.1.3 cyrus-sasl-2.1.6 and MIT KRB5-1.2.5 thus >> requiring strong authentication by means of GSSAPI, that is, no simple >> bind to the ldap se

Re: [Evolution] Evolution and OpenLDAP

lub :-) I raised that question the other day. There ist allmost no documentation available. Try to get hold of evolutionperson.schema, I found it in the tarball of evolution.1.1.0.99.tar.gz but not in the rpm binary package and create your own database. -Dieter -- Dieter Kluenter | Systemberatung T

Re: [Evolution] Evolution and OpenLDAP

base. > > There is an evolution section in > ftp://kalamazoolinux.org/pub/pdf/ldapv3.pdf I found your slides 69 and 146-150 quite informative but I missed examples, or at least hints, how to create an initial database for evolution. By the way, evolutionperson.schema ist not applicable t

Re: [Evolution] Evolution and OpenLDAP: POSSIBLE RESOLUTION?

dap server is probabely requiring strong authentication and evolution is not able to handle strong authentication yet. > I wanted to open a bug on this, but I don't want this "hole" to get > closed per se so I can't use LDAP at all, rather I would like the latter > to b

[Evolution] New schema definition file

available i.e. calCalURI, which ist from RFC 2739 and the evolution definition calendarURI, or calFBURL (RFC) and freeBusyURI (Evo). This attributes only make Evolution incompatible to other applications. -Dieter -- Dieter Kluenter | Systemberatung Tel:040.64861967 | Fax: 040.64891521 mailto

Re: [Evolution] Evo 1.2 & LDAP with MS Exchange Server

nted in the Microsoft White Paper 'Understanding LDAP'. But what strucks me is 'Version: 2 and Auth Type: Simple'. To my knowledge, AD supports LDAP v3 and SASL, so what sort of LDAP server are you referring to? -Dieter -- Dieter Kluenter | Systemberatung Tel:040.64