[ngw] missing post office attribute (update)

Tue Apr 6 20:39:35 UTC 2010

graft works, but it has to be a single container at a time.  it doesn't work if you select a parent container NOR does it work if you add multiple containers that directly hold users to the list.  odd to me.

Keith Larson
Franklin Computer Services - K12 Group
(614) 561-4887
klarson at k12group.net

>>> "Keith Larson" <klarson at K12GROUP.NET> 4/6/2010 3:31 PM >>>
the good news is that it produces a list of the problem users.  there was no rhyme or reason to it, so they were difficult to locate.  this at least helps with that part.

Keith Larson
Franklin Computer Services - K12 Group
(614) 561-4887
klarson at k12group.net

>>> "Keith Larson" <klarson at K12GROUP.NET> 4/6/2010 3:26 PM >>>
I did that and all of the problem users show up as "unmatched" in the graft.  It doesn't fix them.  If I do it one at a time, it works.

Keith Larson
Franklin Computer Services - K12 Group
(614) 561-4887
klarson at k12group.net

>>> Gert <gwcheck at gmail.com> 4/6/2010 2:44 PM >>>
Agree. Need to graft. Select a container that holds the eDir user objects.

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On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 8:20 PM, Dennis Large <dennis.large at louisville.edu> wrote:

Sure. just broaden the scope as needed.

>>> On 4/6/2010 at 2:02 PM, in message <4BBB3EEC02000033000272AB at k12group.net>,
Keith Larson <klarson at K12GROUP.NET> wrote:
> i did that and it fixed one user. can you do them in bulk?
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> Keith Larson
> Franklin Computer Services - K12 Group
> (614) 561-4887
> klarson at k12group.net
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>>>> Dennis Large <dennis.large at louisville.edu> 4/6/2010 11:53 AM >>>
> Might need to graft.
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>>>> On 4/6/2010 at 11:19 AM, in message <4BBB18DF0200003300027297 at k12group.net>,
> Keith Larson <klarson at K12GROUP.NET> wrote:
>> that didn't correct it.
>> the issue is with the user edirectory object.
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>> Keith Larson
>> Franklin Computer Services - K12 Group
>> (614) 561-4887
>> klarson at k12group.net
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>>>>> "Eric Feldman" <Efeldman at garlandisd.net> 4/6/2010 10:38 AM >>>
>> Run a Synchronize on the post office object? I can't remember exactly what
>> that writes back to the user objects though.
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>> Eric Feldman
>> Garland ISD Technology
>> Network Services Engineer
>> efeldman at garlandisd.net
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>>>>> "Keith Larson" <klarson at K12GROUP.NET> 4/6/2010 8:54 AM >>>
>> it seems that i have a bunch of users that are missing their post office
>> attribute. i can manage them just fine except when i run gwcheck against
>> their account. is there an easy way to get this back for all of them? i
> can
>> do it one by one and it works, but that is time consuming.
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>> Keith Larson
>> Franklin Computer Services - K12 Group
>> (614) 561-4887
>> klarson at k12group.net
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