[horde] Turba with OpenLDAP addressbook

[Stefanie Clormann]

Hello Otto,

I tried the two steps that you have mentioned, but unfortunately the
adressbook
is still not showing up in the list of available adressbooks in the
horde-menue on the left.
Our horde-users are autheticated through our IMAP-Server.
Am I missing something here? Do I need to adjust other config-files, too?


My ../turba/config/conf.php looks like this:
 <?php
/* CONFIG START. DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING IN OR AFTER THIS LINE. */
// $Horde: turba/config/conf.xml,v 1.6.2.4 2007/12/20 14:34:24 jan Exp $
$conf['menu']['import_export'] = true;
$conf['menu']['apps'] = array();
$conf['client']['addressbook'] = 'localsql';
$conf['shares']['source'] = 'localsql';
$conf['comments']['allow'] = true;
$conf['documents']['type'] = 'none';
/* CONFIG END. DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING IN OR BEFORE THIS LINE. */

Or could it be a problem that the OpenLDAP is not on the same machine
as the Horde-Groupware is?

As from your example, I assume that it is possible that there is one
shared Adressbook where all logged in users have READ ONLY access *and*
that each
user also has its own private adressbook that is saved in a mysql database?
We want to implement this solution, too.

Any help appreciated!!!

Stefanie



Otto Stolz wrote:
> Dear Chaminda Indrajith,
>
> you have asked:
>   
>> How can I set up 
>> turba to use this addressbook commonly for all the users in read only 
>> mode.
>>     
>
> 1. Edit turba/config/sources.php to define an access
>     to the addressbook, and to personal addressbooks
>     for each user, if so desired (the latter requires
>     only 1 entry in sources.php, which eventually will
>     be used for every user).
>
> 2. Login to Horde as an administrator.
>
>     Then, in the sidebar choose: Administration/Permissions
>
>     Then add permissions (klick on the keyring icon, in the
>     respective parent’s line, then choose from menu), to
>     achieve the following tree:
>      ─┬─All Permissions
>       └─┬─Address Book (turba)
>         └─┬─Sources (sources)
>           ├───E-Mail directory Uni Konstanz (localldap)
>           └───My Address Book (localsql)
>     where “E-Mail directory Uni Konstanz” will be replaced
>     with the name you have given to your LDAP addressbook,
>     in step 1, above.
>
>     Then edit those permissions, as desired.
>
> Good luck,
>    Otto Stolz
>
>