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December 1st, 2006, 03:43 PM
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how to automatic list all contacts from LDAP server?
When I want to select some contacts from LDAP, the contacts does not list
anything, and I must type some search keywords and search then appears match contacts, and the keywords "*" can't list any contacts. How can I do to list(automaticly) all contacts from LDAP server? Thank you. BTW: from mozilla, I use "*" to list all contacts. 
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December 1st, 2006, 06:48 PM
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how to automatic list all contacts from LDAP server?
mike wrote:
When I want to select some contacts from LDAP, the contacts does not list anything, and I must type some search keywords and search then appears match contacts, and the keywords "*" can't list any contacts. How can I do to list(automaticly) all contacts from LDAP server? Thank you. BTW: from mozilla, I use "*" to list all contacts. I don't believe the Find User tool can list all users. I don't think it can generate the LDAP commands to do it. -- Brian Tillman
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December 1st, 2006, 11:19 PM
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how to automatic list all contacts from LDAP server?
why? it's a very simple thing, just to list contacts from internet ldap
server,not by local database "Brian Tillman" ... mike wrote: When I want to select some contacts from LDAP, the contacts does not list anything, and I must type some search keywords and search then appears match contacts, and the keywords "*" can't list any contacts. How can I do to list(automaticly) all contacts from LDAP server? Thank you. BTW: from mozilla, I use "*" to list all contacts. I don't believe the Find User tool can list all users. I don't think it can generate the LDAP commands to do it. -- Brian Tillman
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December 2nd, 2006, 10:33 PM
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how to automatic list all contacts from LDAP server?
mike wrote:
why? Beats me. Ask Microsoft. -- Brian Tillman
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December 3rd, 2006, 02:22 PM
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how to automatic list all contacts from LDAP server?
then how to list all users contacts information?
I think LDAP contacts could be list all users contacts information that anyone who want to know can find information from LDAP, not only by find to list some of them. but i don't know the way, some one who know please tell me, thank you very much "Brian Tillman" ... mike wrote: When I want to select some contacts from LDAP, the contacts does not list anything, and I must type some search keywords and search then appears match contacts, and the keywords "*" can't list any contacts. How can I do to list(automaticly) all contacts from LDAP server? Thank you. BTW: from mozilla, I use "*" to list all contacts. I don't believe the Find User tool can list all users. I don't think it can generate the LDAP commands to do it. -- Brian Tillman
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December 4th, 2006, 04:11 PM
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how to automatic list all contacts from LDAP server?
mike wrote:
then how to list all users contacts information? I don't know how to do that for an LDAP server using Microsoft tools. -- Brian Tillman
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