(imp) LDAP search criteria options

[Michael Stamper]

I would like to know how to modify the available parameters in my LDAP search.  
For example, when searching by "email", the only option available is "is 
(strict)".  

How can I expand the options for the "email" search to include the "contains" 
criteria?



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Subject: Re: [imp] (imp) LDAP search criteria options

Quoting Michael Stamper <michael@wishard.edu>:

> I would like to know how to modify the available parameters in my LDAP search.  
> For example, when searching by "email", the only option available is "is
> (strict)".  
> 
> How can I expand the options for the "email" search to include the
> "contains" criteria?

Version? (Sounds like 2.2, but I'm not sure...)

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [imp] Re: Parse error in help.php3

Quoting Matthew Thompson <wassoc@mattyt.net>:

> Can I assume that no response means either there is no solution or no one 
> knows why it doesn't work on my system?  I'm not being sarcastic, it's just
> that if I can't fix it, I'll have to find a way to edit the question marks out 
> of the page.  My users wonder why the question marks are there when they don't
> do anything.

Well, what does that line look like for you? There are no problems with it in
the general distribution...

-chuck

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