[#7034] use user's id of a user's default share
Summary use user's id of a user's default share
Queue Turba
Queue Version 2.2.1
Type Enhancement
State Rejected
Priority 1. Low
Owners
Requester develop (at) kristov (dot) de
Created 07/06/2008 (137 days ago)
Due
Updated 07/30/2008 (113 days ago)
Assigned
Resolved 07/06/2008 (137 days ago)
Attachments horde-turba-2.2.1-sharename.patch Download
Milestone
Patch Yes

History
07/30/2008 laurent (dot) beroujon (at) i-carre (dot) net Comment #3 Reply to this comment
Unlike the other apps that you mentioned, Turba allows the
configuration of any number of both shared and unshared sources, so
just using the user name to create a new 'default' share would not
work since it's possible to have more than one shared source.
Horde 3.1 worked with datatree_name=uid. We have some scripts writing 
in the Horde database when ldap server is modified (name of the 
adressbook, ldap entry deleted, ...). Those scripts are based on the 
uid. I tried the patch and it works fine. The first adressbook created 
has datatree_name=uid and the others have a number. What kind of 
problem do you think about ?
07/06/2008 Jan Schneider Summary ⇒ use user's id of a user's default share
 
07/06/2008 Michael Rubinsky Comment #2
State ⇒ Rejected		 Reply to this comment
Unlike the other apps that you mentioned, Turba allows the 
configuration of any number of both shared and unshared sources, so 
just using the user name to create a new 'default' share would not 
work since it's possible to have more than one shared source.
07/06/2008 develop (at) kristov (dot) de Comment #1
New Attachment: horde-turba-2.2.1-sharename.patch Download
Patch ⇒ 1
Milestone ⇒
Queue ⇒ Turba
Summary ⇒ use userÄsid of a user's default share
Type ⇒ Enhancement
Priority ⇒ 1. Low
State ⇒ New		 Reply to this comment
Contrary to most other Horde applications (imp, kronolith, ingo), 
turba chooses a random identifier when creating a missing user's 
default share. The other mentioned applications choose the user 
authentication id as it is reasonably unique for that purpose. I 
propose to adapt turba to that practice if no arguments exist against 
it.