Kolab 3.3 / primary_mail

[Stuart Naylor]

Hi,

Just had a 3.2 reinstall

[kolab.lan]
primary_mail = %(givenname)s.%(surname)s@%(domain)s
default_quota = 1048576
[kolab]
secondary_mail = {
     0: {
     "{0}.{1}@{2}": "format('%(givenname)s'[0:1].capitalize(), 
'%(surname)s', '%(domain)s')"
     },
     1: {
     "{0}@{1}": "format('%(uid)s', '%(domain)s')"
     },
     2: {
     "{0}@{1}": "format('%(givenname)s.%(surname)s', '%(domain)s')"
     }
     }
auth_mechanism = ldap
primary_domain = kolab.lan
primary_mail = %(surname)s@%(domain)s
policy_uid = %(surname)s.lower()

But no.
admin_auto_fields_rw = false

Just to check which items are you changing and do you add 
admin_auto_fields_rw = true?

Stuart


On 07/08/2014 15:23, Sruli Saurymper wrote:
>
>> I was quite confused with Kolab in 3.2 when I got 3 variations of 
>> name with each user add. Just didn't make sense also with naming 
>> conventions and a lot of common names I can see this getting messy.
>> I was confused because by default giving aliases of the same name 
>> variations didn't make any sense to me?
>>
> I don't know if this will help you but in 3.2 kolab.conf I comment out 
> both lines with primary_mail and all lines for secondary_mail in 
> addition to admin_auto_fields_rw = true, I found that setting 
> "admin_auto_fields_rw = true" on its own is useless, it allows you to 
> edit the field but does not save the changes, commenting out the above 
> lines should work for you.
>
> Sruli
>
>
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