Hi Enrique,
AFAIK filemanager uses no mimetype specific icons, but it stores and
shows the mimetype of a file.
Ralf
Enrique Jiménez Ruiz schrieb:
Hi, developers,
I want to add new mime types to the application, because I want to see the “PDF logo” in the pdf files in the filemanager
How can I achieve this?
Thanks
De: egroupware-developers-admin@lists.sourceforge.net [mailto:egroupware-developers-admin@lists.sourceforge.net] En nombre de Miles Lott
Enviado el: jueves, 27 de octubre de 2005 0:31
Para: egroupware-developers@lists.sourceforge.net
Asunto: Re: [eGroupWare-developers] Readonly LDAP
What’s funny is that it used to be that way years ago (LDAP accounts
with extra data in SQL). It was purposely changed to be all ldap. You
should be able to authenticate to ldap and use the auto_create function
in sql accounts with minimal changes if any.
Denis Cardon wrote:
Hi Ian,
I’m setting up eGroupWare and need to use LDAP for authentication only, and
cannot modify our current LDAP DB. I’ve seen some posts about this, most
recently
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.egroupware.user/3278/match=ldap+authentication
From this and other posts, as well as the documentation I’ve read, I have
the impression that one cannot currently access LDAP in a read only fashion;
eGW seems to require custom fields. Is this true? Is there a workaround?
I have already setup a few eGW systems with LDAP backend and I’m pretty
sure the user authentification is performed throught a LDAP bind
request. However, the administrative LDAP account is used for retrieving
group membership and such kind of info.
I’m no eGW developper, but I use it on a daily basis and happen to do
some php coding for in house applications. AFAIK, I don’t think eGW
would conceptualy need LDAP write access. Currently eGW with ldap
backend uses the ldap for both authentication and for storing half a
dozen user related fields (like last login date, account activated or
not, etc.). But those custom fields could definetly be stored in the
database, and IMHO, I’d prefer not to temper with the ldap schema and
just have eGW specific field in the database (unless I have to use
thoses information outside of eGW).
Perhaps, the easiest way to implement this would to be hack the mysql
based account management and add a bind request to the LDAP when one
check the password (the authentication-through-binding should be sitting
somewhere and could be re-used).
If this is correct, I would be glad to write the necessary code myself to
get it working, as the other option would be to write a groupware app from
scratch 
Since it seems that this is something others have been interested
in implementing, I thought there might be some information/ideas already
floating around. If someone could give me a brief on where to start and what
needs doing, I’d be glad to get started.
I’d be glad to test it 
Cheers,
Denis
Thanks,
Ian
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