smoeker a écrit :
hola,
to avoid misunderstandings :
"I'm sure of what I said because I've tested it and the code is
straightforward: if a user has admin rights then he is authenticated
to
th OM DB and not Ldap. This means that his password will never gets
synched again later."
-> u r right, l
Debian or Ubuntu is my recomendation, requirements like Imagemagick and the
rest are a apt-get install away while in Windows they could be hard to
setup.
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 3:50 AM, İbrahim ÖZKASAP wrote:
> What are the experience and contrubution to run the openmeetings with
> Windows2008
hola,
to avoid misunderstandings :
"I'm sure of what I said because I've tested it and the code is
straightforward: if a user has admin rights then he is authenticated
to
th OM DB and not Ldap. This means that his password will never gets
synched again later."
-> u r right, ldap admins are alway
hi again,
ok use soap its really easy just call the methods and shows the
results, thx for the help i wanna make some test and try do this
funtional
grettings
On 13 abr, 14:38, Bicho4191 wrote:
> thx Sebastian
>
> I start to use php like a extern system to connect openmeetings, i
> will try to
Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
In which organization object?
I meant that while looking at an organisation in the GUI, the "Users"
select box that lists all users belonging to the orgnaisation is filled
with active _and_ deleted users.
Thibault
Cause in the Database Mapped Object(s) there is
In which organization object?
Cause in the Database Mapped Object(s) there is no link to Users:
http://openmeetings.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/singlewebapp/src/app/org/openmeetings/app/hibernate/beans/domain/Organisation.java
http://openmeetings.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/singlewebapp/src/app/org/openm
Hi Sebastian,
Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
hi Thibault,
yes records are all just marked as deleted. Otherwise foreign key
contraints are violated (Except you are using MySQL MYISAM where there
are no foreign keys).
So adding a flag to mark as deleted is a common way of doing that.
Of course so
hi Thibault,
yes records are all just marked as deleted. Otherwise foreign key contraints
are violated (Except you are using MySQL MYISAM where there are no foreign
keys).
So adding a flag to mark as deleted is a common way of doing that.
Of course some kind of cron jobs to clean up the database w
Hi,
When an administrator deletes a user, his entry is not deleted in DB
(marked as deleted only). I guess this is because we need to keep track
of this user's ressources on the system. Am I right ?
Is it for the same reason that the mapping between deleted users and
organizations persists a
