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Holgi: /* Synced mail folders are not seen on Open-Xchange */

2009-09-01T07:23:38Z

Synced mail folders are not seen on Open-Xchange

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	#Verify if the missing mail folders show up in the output of imapsync and if that is not the case tune the '''--exclude''' option		#Verify if the missing mail folders show up in the output of imapsync and if that is not the case tune the '''--exclude''' option
	#Verify if the missing folders are there but not subscibed ( right click on '''INBOX''' -> '''subscribe folders''' in the Open-Xchange web gui). It is possible to set '''com.openexchange.mail.ignoreSubscription=true''' in '''"/opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/mail.properties"'''		#Verify if the missing folders are there but not subscibed ( right click on '''INBOX''' -> '''subscribe folders''' in the Open-Xchange web gui). It is possible to set '''com.openexchange.mail.ignoreSubscription=true''' in '''"/opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/mail.properties"''' to let all folders show up regardless of their subscription status.

Holgi at 07:22, 1 September 2009

2009-09-01T07:22:21Z

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	remove '''--dry''' so the script actually takes action.		remove '''--dry''' so the script actually takes action.

			== Known issues ==

			=== Synced mail folders are not seen on Open-Xchange ===

			#Verify if the missing mail folders show up in the output of imapsync and if that is not the case tune the '''--exclude''' option
			#Verify if the missing folders are there but not subscibed ( right click on '''INBOX''' -> '''subscribe folders''' in the Open-Xchange web gui). It is possible to set '''com.openexchange.mail.ignoreSubscription=true''' in '''"/opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/mail.properties"'''

Holgi: /* Sample for importing OX users out of the OX database */

2009-08-06T14:11:26Z

Sample for importing OX users out of the OX database

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	done		done

			remove '''--dry''' so the script actually takes action.

	=== Sample for importing LDAP users out of Active Directory ===		=== Sample for importing LDAP users out of Active Directory ===

Holgi: /* Sample for importing LDAP users out of Active Directory */

2009-08-06T14:11:13Z

Sample for importing LDAP users out of Active Directory

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	=== Sample for importing LDAP users out of Active Directory ===		=== Sample for importing LDAP users out of Active Directory ===

			This script queries a Active Directory server for all "sAMAccountName" attributes in the users tree to use it as IMAP usernames for export and import them all.

	#!:/bin/sh		#!:/bin/sh
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	done		done

			remove '''--dry''' so the script actually takes action.

Holgi: /* Sample for importing OX users out of the OX database */

2009-08-06T14:09:31Z

Sample for importing OX users out of the OX database

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	=== Sample for importing OX users out of the OX database ===		=== Sample for importing OX users out of the OX database ===

	This script basically lists all ~~users~~ from a Open-Xchange context and uses the user id as username for the imap servers to import all.		This script basically lists all user from a Open-Xchange context and uses the user id as username for the imap servers on both sides to export and to import all.

	#!/bin/sh		#!/bin/sh

Holgi: /* Sample for importing LDAP users out of Active Directory */

2009-08-06T14:08:13Z

Sample for importing LDAP users out of Active Directory

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	#!:/bin/sh		#!:/bin/sh

	# cyrus settings		# cyrus settings
	CYRHOST=localhost		CYRHOST=localhost
	CYRUSADM=test1111		CYRUSADM=test1111
	CYRPWD=S3cr3t3		CYRPWD=S3cr3t3

	# exchange settings		# exchange settings
	MSHOST=10.20.30.170		MSHOST=10.20.30.170
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	MSDNPW="netline"		MSDNPW="netline"
	MSIGNORE="^#\|SUPPORT\|WIN2003\|krbtgt\|Administrator\|Gast"		MSIGNORE="^#\|SUPPORT\|WIN2003\|krbtgt\|Administrator\|Gast"

	export PATH=$PATH:/opt/open-xchange/sbin/		export PATH=$PATH:/opt/open-xchange/sbin/

	for user in $(ldapsearch -x -D${MSDN} -w "$MSDNPW" '(objectclass=user)' sAMAccountName \| grep sAMAccountName \| grep -v -E "($MSIGNORE)" \| awk '{ print $2 }'); do		for user in $(ldapsearch -x -D${MSDN} -w "$MSDNPW" '(objectclass=user)' sAMAccountName \| grep sAMAccountName \| grep -v -E "($MSIGNORE)" \| awk '{ print $2 }'); do

	imapsync --host1 "$MSHOST" \		imapsync --host1 "$MSHOST" \
	--user1 "${MSDOM}/${MSADM}/${user}" \		--user1 "${MSDOM}/${MSADM}/${user}" \
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	--exclude \""$SYSFOLD"\" \		--exclude \""$SYSFOLD"\" \
	--dry		--dry

	done		done

Holgi: /* Sample for importing OX users */

2009-08-06T14:07:43Z

Sample for importing OX users

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 == Bulk import of multiple users ==
-=== Sample for importing OX users ===
+=== Sample for importing OX users out of the OX database ===
 This script basically lists all users from a Open-Xchange context and uses the user id as username for the imap servers to import all.
   #!/bin/sh
   # Target OX context id
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                   --dry
   done

Holgi: /* Test if the migration user can log in for user test in domain */

2009-08-06T09:26:23Z

Test if the migration user can log in for user test in domain

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	=== Test if the migration user can log in for user test in domain ===		=== Test if the migration user can log in for user test in domain ===

			This tests shows if it is possible to access the mail box "test" with the credentials of the migration user:

	[]# telnet 10.20.30.170 imap		[]# telnet 10.20.30.170 imap

Holgi: /* Requirements */

2009-08-06T08:47:06Z

Requirements

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	# Microsoft Exchange 2003™		# Microsoft Exchange 2003™
	#:other Microsoft Exchange™ versions might work, too. This howto was written for the 2003 version.		#:other Microsoft Exchange™ versions might work, too. This howto was written for the 2003 version.
			# IMAP connector installed and activated for Microsoft Exchange™
	# Postmaster account for MS Exchange™		# Postmaster account for MS Exchange™
	#:The Exchange™ account for migration needs to have the permission to access all mailboxes on the MS Exchange™ server. In the examples the user name is '''migration''' with password '''mpass'''. The user can be created following these steps:		#:The Exchange™ account for migration needs to have the permission to access all mailboxes on the MS Exchange™ server. In the examples the user name is '''migration''' with password '''mpass'''. The user can be created following these steps:

Holgi: /* Requirements */

2009-08-05T10:48:14Z

Requirements

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	#:The Exchange™ account for migration needs to have the permission to access all mailboxes on the MS Exchange™ server. In the examples the user name is '''migration''' with password '''mpass'''. The user can be created following these steps:		#:The Exchange™ account for migration needs to have the permission to access all mailboxes on the MS Exchange™ server. In the examples the user name is '''migration''' with password '''mpass'''. The user can be created following these steps:
	## Create a new '''DWORD''' in '''HKEY_Current_User\Software\ Microsoft\Exchange\ExAdmin''' with the name '''ShowSecurityPage''' and set this to '''1'''.		## Create a new '''DWORD''' in '''HKEY_Current_User\Software\ Microsoft\Exchange\ExAdmin''' with the name '''ShowSecurityPage''' and set this to '''1'''.
	## Open the Active Directory User and Computer console and create a new user with the name '''migration''', password '''mpass''' and ~~Exchange~~ attributes.		## Open the Active Directory User and Computer console and create a new user with the name '''migration''', password '''mpass''' and MS Exchange™ attributes.
	## Reopen the MS Exchange™ System Manager and give that new user full access to the entire mail organization (right click on the uppermost entry naming your organization -> properties -> security -> add)		## Reopen the MS Exchange™ System Manager and give that new user full access to the entire mail organization (right click on the uppermost entry naming your organization -> properties -> security -> add)