Hei Zhang well, the implementation of the contact groups is a first start, and your situation is not yet implemented! One reason is that I have not found a 'standard' like this! The current implementation just uses standard LDAP schemas: contacts in ou=Contacts,dc=xxx groups in ou=Groups,dc=xxx (or even ou=Contacts,dc=xxx in as well) and the group membership is stored in the 'member' attribute of the group record, using the groupOfNames capability of the core.schema
To improve your feedback: please give me the informations:
- what server do you use?
- homebrew, public, commertial?
- what schema do you use for the 'memberOfGroup' attribute? kind of standard?
To conclude: your solution has some advantages over the current in RC, I am thinking about an implementation for it, but I have to find out about "standards" first.
thanks for feeback Andreas
Am Samstag, 20. August 2011, um 16.58:34 schrieb Zhang Huangbin:
Dear developers,
Is it possible to use a separate filter for searching members of LDAP contact group in Roundcube-0.6-beta? I'm not so clear how to achieve this after reading comment in main.inc.php.dist.
Currently, my LDAP structure looks like below:
- All groups are placed under ou=Groups,dc=xxx. e.g.
mail=group01@domain.ltd ,ou=Groups,dc=xxx.
- Group members are placed under ou=Users,dc=xxx, e.g.
mail=user01@domain.ltd,ou=Users,dc=xxx, with attribute 'memberOfGroup=group01@domain.ltd' to identify group membership.
How can i list members of contact group in Roundcube Address Book? Maybe add 'filter_members' in "groups => array();" like below:
'groups' => array( 'filter_members' => '(memberOfGroup=%u)', ... ),
Thanks for your great work, and looking forward to your reply.
List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/ BT/aba52c80