[Kolab-devel] Interest in RPMs

[Nathan Toone]

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> Unfortunately not; this functionality was only put into Kolab CVS
> yesterday, but it is the system we will be using in the future. With the
> current releases that are out in the wild you'll need the Conf.php patches.

Well, the project I'm working on needs to be able to run right now... :)  I 
actually found out yesterday that this wasn't working, because I ported my 
RPMs to use it.  It only took a few minutes...so it shouldn't be too hard to 
do when it's ready for prime time.

> > > You can run "kolabconf -d" if you want to see all the variables that
> > > you can use in between the @@@'s.
> >
> > How can I add new ones?  (There is *one* that I need added.)
>
> Well, you could just add a new line to kolab.conf. Basically anything of
> the form " variable_name : variable_value " is read in as a configuration
> variable. You can also add something like this to the Kolab object in LDAP,
> however I'm not sure whether the current schema allows for arbitrary
> key/value pairs.

The main problem I had was I needed something in this format:

%s@@@@fqdomainname@@@

Note the extra @ sign?  I want it to be replaced to look like 
%s at mail.domain.com.  However, the regexes that are used to replace the values 
in the templates matches the key as @fqdomainname (does that make sense?)  
Maybe the best thing would be to change the regular expression to be a 
minimal match...

- -Nathan
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