Calendar with hosted domains.
Hi,
I've problem with Calendar virtual domain. I'm using JES 2005Q1 with 116577-24 patch for Calendar. When I log to Communications Express with non default domain (uid@domain.tld) I can't access calendar. Login directly to Calendar Express with non default domain works ok.
I've found similar problem described in thread:
http://swforum.sun.com/jive/thread.jspa?forumID=3&threadID=23394
and I also can see wrong location search in ldap access log. Is there any solution to that problem ?
Regards,
isz
[559 byte] By [
irek_pl] at [2007-11-25 21:33:58]
# 2
> Yes me too!
>
> Do we support virtual domain support for separate
> namespace in ldap
>
> service.virtualdomain.support = "yes"
>
> I rekon its something to do with this?
It is enabled in my ics.conf. I've setup service.schema2root to DIT root too. I can login directly to Calendar Express GUI with uid@domain.tld, but it's not working with Calendar module in Communications Express. Maybe Communications Express don't send domain part of authenticated uid to Calendar, so user search is running on the wrong ldap tree.
isz
# 3
ok.
please in ics.conf change attributes
service.virtualdomain.support = "yes"
local.schemaversion = "2"
service.dcroot = "o=isp"
service.schema2root = "o=isp"
service.defaultdomain = "dominio.net.co"
service.loginseparator = "@+"
service.siteadmin.userid = "admin@dominio.net.co"
service.virtualdomain.scope = "select"
local.domain.language = "es"
and in file ../SUNWuwc/WEB-INF/config/uwcauth.properties
for communication express
virtualdomain.mode = y
# 4
> ok.
>
> please in ics.conf change attributes
[...]
I have all attributes correct.
> and in file
> ../SUNWuwc/WEB-INF/config/uwcauth.properties
> for communication express
>
> virtualdomain.mode = y
That's it ! I wonder how could I miss that. Many thanks for pointing this out :)
Regards,
isz
