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Sun Java System Calendar Server 6.3 Administration Guide

ProcedureTo Configure Search Filters for LDAP Attendee Lookup for Calendar Server Version 6.3

  1. Log in as an administrator with permission to change the configuration.

  2. Change to the /etc/opt/SUNWics5/cal/config directory.

  3. Save your old ics.conf file by copying and renaming it.

  4. Edit one or more of the parameters in the following table:

    Tip –

    In all the parameter descriptions that follow, %s allows only a single attendee.

    Parameter  

    Description/Default  

    local.lookupldap.calid.direct

    The search filter for calid-search-type using direct lookup. The default is: "(icsCalendar=%s)

    %s – The attendee string. 

    local.lookupldap.cn.direct

    The search filter for cn-search-type in direct lookup. The default is:  

    "(&(cn=%s)
(|(objectclass=groupofuniquenames)
(objectclass=icsCalendarResource)
(objectclass=person)))"

    %s – The attendee string.

    local.lookupldap.cn.search

    The search filter for cn-search-type in search dialog lookup. The default is for a single attendee string (%s): 

    "(&(cn=%s)
  (|(objectclass=groupofuniquenames)
  (objectclass=icsCalendarResource)
  (objectclass=person)))"

    For a wild card search (multiple search strings): 

    "(&(cn=%w)
  (|(objectclass=groupofuniquenames)
  (objectclass=icsCalendarResource)
  (objectclass=person)))"

    %w – Causes expansion to a list of attendee strings. For example: %w=”Mary Ann Smith” expands to: 

    (& (cn=*Mary*) (cn=”*Ann”)
 (cn=*Smith*)

    local.lookupldap.gid

    The search filter for gid search type. The default is: 

    "(&(cn=%s)
   (objectclass=groupofuniquenames))"

    %s — A single attendee string.

    local.lookupldap.mailto.indomain

    The search filter for mailto-search-type in the domain specified by local.smtp.defaultdomain. The default is: 

    "(|(mail=%s)(mail=%h)(mail=*<%s\>*)
   (uid=%o))"

    %s – The attendee string.

    %o – The attendeeuid.

    %h – The query string without the domain part.

    For example: if %s=jdoe@sesta.com, %o=jdoe@sesta.com and %h=jdoe, then the value is: 

    (|(mail=jdoe@varrius.com)
   (mail=jdoe)
   (mail=*<jdoe@varrius.com\>*)
   (uid=jdoe@varrius.com))

    local.lookupldap.mailto.outdomain

    The search filter for mailto-search-type where the domain is not the one specified by local.smtp.defaultdomain. The default is: "(|(mail=%s)(uid=%s))"

    %s – The attendee string.

    local.lookupldap.res

    The search filter for res search type (resource search). The default is: 

    "(&(cn=%s)
   (objectclass=icsCalendarResource))"

    $s – The attendee string.

    local.lookupldap.res.ugldap

    The search filter for res search type (resource search) only on the User/Group LDAP server. This is only set when local.lookupldap.resource.use.ugldap is set to “yes”. The default is: 

    "(&(cn=%s)
   (objectclass=icsCalendarResource))"

    %s – The attendee string.

    local.lookupldap.uid.direct

    The search filter for uid search type using direct lookup. The default is:

    "(|(uid=%s)(&(cn=%s)
   (|(objectclass=groupofuniquenames)
   (objectclass=icsCalendarResource)
   (objectclass=person))))"

    %s – The attendee string.

    local.lookupldap.uid.search

    The search filter for uid search type lookup using a search dialog. The default is:

     

    "(|(uid=%o)(&(cn=%w)
   (|(objectclass=groupofuniquenames)
   (objectclass=icsCalendarResource)
   (objectclass=person))))"

    %s – The attendee string.

    %w – The attendee string with wildcards.

    %o – The attendee string without wildcards.

  5. Save the file as ics.conf.

  6. Restart Calendar Server.

    cal-svr-base/SUNWics5/cal/sbin/start-cal