When looking in the DIRCAT nsf I have noticed that the groups have no members is this correct. IF not how do I update the groups in DIRCAT
thanks
When looking in the DIRCAT nsf I have noticed that the groups have no members is this correct. IF not how do I update the groups in DIRCAT
thanks
Subject: Missing groups in Dircat
go to your dircat-DB open configuration and modify the field “group types”, choose there “Mail and Multi-purpose”. You can increase the “additional fields to include” like below:
FirstName
MiddleInitial
LastName
Location
MailAddress
Shortname
MailDomain
InternetAddress
MessageStorage
CompanyName
OfficePhoneNumber
OfficeFaxNumber
JobTitle
Department
Company
WebSite
Comment
InternetAddress
“directory to include” filed should be your names.nsf on your server.
After that start the dircat task : load dircat “yourDircat-DB” -r
Good luck
Subject: RE: Missing groups in Dircat
Ramin Group types is set to all. Does this not include ‘Mail and Multi-purpose’
Subject: RE: Missing groups in Dircat
Hi Goerge
Yes it dose. If you need all you can choose this type.
Subject: RE: Missing groups in Dircat
Ramin we have all the parameters set up correctly. The entries in the groups still have not been transferred .
Have you any other ideas ?
Cheers
George
Subject: RE: Missing groups in Dircat
from admin help:
“Groups are included in a directory catalog by default, so users can send mail to groups. However, to minimize the size of the directory catalog, the members of the groups are not included by default, so users’ mail servers or directory servers must be able to look up the members of the groups.”
hope thats of use.
Cheers
Subject: RE: Missing groups in Dircat
I would replace the design of dircat-DB. And try it again. Check the defined fields in the config documents of dircat-DB. They must be correct!!! Wath happens after start (load dircat “yourDircat-DB” -r)on server?
Subject: RE: Missing groups in Dircat
Ramin issue now resolved - added Group and Members to Additional fields to include -
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction
George