[0.1rc1] ldap as default addressbook - Page 2

em · #11 08-09-2007, 01:38 PM

What did you try? give me more informations, if I can help you....

jay · #12 08-21-2007, 11:48 PM

I'm trying to implement this ldap-autofill too, but without success.
my code of compose.inc looks like this at the end.

Code:

/****** get contacts for this user and add them to client scripts ********/

require_once('include/rcube_contacts.inc');
require_once('include/rcube_ldap.inc');

$CONTACTS = new rcube_contacts($DB, $_SESSION['user_id']);
$CONTACTS->set_pagesize(1000);
                  
if ($result = $CONTACTS->list_records())
 {    
 $a_contacts = array();
 while ($sql_arr = $result->iterate())
  if ($sql_arr['email'])
   $a_contacts[] = format_email_recipient($sql_arr['email'], JQ($sql_arr['name']));
 
	//Add for LDAP search
	foreach ($CONFIG['ldap_public'] as $ldapserv_config)
	{
	 $ldapfields = array($ldapserv_config['email_field'],$ldapserv_config['name_field']);
	 $cLdap = new rcube_ldap($ldapserv_config);
	 $cLdap->connect ();
	 $cLdap->bind($ldapserv_config['bind_dn'], $ldapserv_config['bind_pass']);
	 $results = $cLdap->search ($ldapfields, "@" /* God, forgive me this nasty hack */, true);
	 $cLdap->close ();
	}

	while ($ldap_arr = $results->next())
	{
	 if ($ldap_arr['email'])
	   $a_contacts[] = format_email_recipient($ldap_arr['email'], JQ($ldap_arr['name']));
	}
	//End of LDAP search

 $OUTPUT->set_env('contacts', $a_contacts);
 }


parse_template('compose');

the ldap-addressbook is working fine
but if I type in the to: filed some names no email appears except the one address of the normal addressbook.

any idea what's wrong?
btw: if I change to the ldap-addressbook RC shows "loading..." but nothing will be displayed, I have to use the search for seeing some addresses. is this normal? or could this be a similar problem?

thanks for any help
jay

em · #13 08-23-2007, 08:40 AM

sorry, no ideas... perhaps look in ldap logs

which version of RC do you use? I test this code on RC1, now I use on svn version of the 18 june

for me in ldap-addressbook nothing is displaying whereas I make a search

jay · #14 08-31-2007, 04:16 PM

I found where it's not working!! on this line

Code:

$results = $cLdap->search ($ldapfields, "@" /* God, forgive me this nasty hack */, true);

I never get a result. If I replace "@" with some text e.g. the beginning of a name there is a result. I don't know why but the email field is not searchable (see also my post http://roundcubeforum.net/forum/index.php?topic=2084.0).

Do you have an idea why the email field is not searchable?

BTW:
1) In main.inc.php I configured the ldap email filed like this

Code:

'email_field'  => 'mail', // this field represents the contact's e-mail

2) I installed the latest roundcube svn version (675)

Thanks
jay

em · #15 09-03-2007, 07:14 AM

I try with "@" and it is working for me... I use my domain name in search criteria because I only have users of my network into my ldap.
maybe "@" doesn't work for you because of your character encoding is your file compose.inc, your web server and your browser use the same character encoding? For me I install roundcube on a Debian with Apache and all character encoding is UTF8.

sundansx · #16 10-13-2007, 08:50 AM

Hi all...I was working on this and noticed that the ldap query appears as soon as you compose. I had similar problems with the addresses since it would not search the email field. Then I figured since it has to grab the whole list and do a search later based on type in, then why even use search? It appears the the regular address book uses the list_records() instead of search()
So..
I replaced this in the compose.inc file mentioned above:

Code:

$results = $cLdap->search ($ldapfields, "@" /* God, forgive me this nasty hack */, true);

with:

Code:

$results = $cLdap->list_records();

bingo...it works great. hope this helps.

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