On 11-12-13 2:02 PM, Ben Luey wrote:
attribute mail , like:
filter = "(objectClass=uidObject and mail=* )";
This works great for me:
filter
(objectClass='PostfixBookMailAccount' AND mailEnabled='TRUE'
AND sogoEnabled='TRUE')
Right, I believe the problem is the '*' wildcard I'm using. If th
attribute mail , like:
filter = "(objectClass=uidObject and mail=* )";
This works great for me:
filter
(objectClass='PostfixBookMailAccount' AND mailEnabled='TRUE' AND
sogoEnabled='TRUE')
Right, I believe the problem is the '*' wildcard I'm using. If there is
another way
* Ben Luey :
> I want to filter out which ldap accounts have access to sogo. Under
> t SogoUserSources in GNUstepDefaults, I have the line
>
> filter = "(objectClass=uidObject )";
>
> and that works great. But I want to filter on the existence of the
> attribute mail , like:
>
> filter = "(objec
I want to filter out which ldap accounts have access to sogo. Under t
SogoUserSources in GNUstepDefaults, I have the line
filter = "(objectClass=uidObject )";
and that works great. But I want to filter on the existence of the
attribute mail , like:
filter = "(objectClass=uidObject and mail=*
