Information request

[nielscampai]

It would be very helpfull to add an command line example how to execute the resetfreebusy.php script for all users, running as the system user, similar to the ldap-export.sh description.

Could a short execution example be added? Thanks in advance.

[jelly]

It's possible to run reset-freebusy for all users with the -a switch and logging in as "SYSTEM" user with any password (root rights are required though)

sudo php reset-freebusy.php -a -l SYSTEM -p test
Getting user list
Processing user 'user1'
Processing user 'user2'
Processing user 'user3'
Processing user 'use4'
Processing user 'user5'

[nielscampai]

tx

[nielscampai]

Hi Jelle, Thank you for you answer. Yet my script end differently: root@wrickshire:~# /var/scripts/resetfreebusy.php -l SYSTEM -c woerden -p \0 -a PHP Warning: Module 'mapi' already loaded in Unknown on line 0 No applicable users found. or root@wrickshire:~# /var/scripts/resetfreebusy.php -l SYSTEM -c woerden -p test -a PHP Warning: Module 'mapi' already loaded in Unknown on line 0 No applicable users found. Did you see this before? Do you have an idea? Kind regards, Niels Verbeek

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On 12/15/2016 04:38 PM, jelle van der Waa wrote: It's possible to run reset-freebusy for all users with the -a switch and logging in as "SYSTEM" user with any password (root rights are required though) |sudo php reset-freebusy.php -a -l SYSTEM -p test Getting user list Processing user 'user1' Processing user 'user2' Processing user 'user3' Processing user 'use4' Processing user 'user5' | — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#26 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AJrrgbqs8K8xR3AqzkX-_GDMTO5OF14Nks5rIV8OgaJpZM4LOBmW>.

[bkram]

For multi company you probably want to try to use a user which has full administrative rights in the company instead of the SYSTEM user, so a user with ldap attribute ZarafaAdmin = 1 or 2.