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Create User over API not use the Template

  • D

    Hi everyone,

    we have the problem that the XML-API does not create the users-folder on the desired drive.

    If I create the user by hand it works. 

    <Request encoding="utf-8" version="18.0" echo="Yes" verbose="No"> <Operation>CreateUser</Operation>
            <Parameters> <Domain>' + $Dom + '</Domain><GroupMembership><Group>AlleMitarbeiter</Group></GroupMembership><Mailbox>' + $Mailbox + '</Mailbox> <Details> <Password>' + $Benutzer.passwortmail + '</Password><FirstName>' + $Vorname + '</FirstName> <LastName>' + $Nachname + '</LastName></Details> </Parameters> </Request>'
     
    Or do i have to change the version number.
    I updated to md 23, there it is the same.
    Regards Daniel
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  • R

    Are you including the mdaemon and api tags around that?  For instance

    <mdaemon>
 <api>
   your stuff
 </api>
</mdaemon>
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  • D

    no it also works. Only the path is not desired drive.

    But good idea i will test.

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  • A

    The XML API is designed to not allow you to specify the drive/path when using the CreateUser operation.  You can either let the new account template determine it, of you can set the MailboxRoot Path for that domain (only a global admin can do this), and any accounts created within that domain will create mailboxes under that path.

    --
    Arron Caruth

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  • Keith

    The API does not allow for setting the full mailbox path in CreateUser/UpdateUser. It either uses the New Account Template or it will use (if present), the MailboxRoot path for a given domain.

    ie.

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <MDaemon>
     <API productversion="23.0.0" serviceversion="23.0.0.1">
      <Request version="23.0" echo="1" verbose="0">
       <Operation>UpdateDomain</Operation>
       <Parameters>
        <Domain>sample.int</Domain>
        <Users>
         <MailboxRoot>\\SHIELD-MAIL01\MDaemon\Mailboxes\sample.int</MailboxRoot>
        </Users>
       </Parameters>
      </Request>
     </API>
    </MDaemon>

    Then, any new accounts created in sample.int would be under \\SHIELD-MAIL01\MDaemon\Mailboxes\sample.int

    Keith Personett
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  • D

    Hi all many thanks for your help. 

    @Arron Caruth do you mean this

    @Keith Personett can i do that on mdaemon application or in one dat file? 

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  • Keith

    Daniel.

    This is not a function of MDaemon, it is strictly a part of the XmlApi.

    You can execute that UpdateDomain request and specify the new Users/MailboxRoot path and all accounts created within that domain via the XmlApi from that point on will be created under that path. If you wish to revert back to the New Account template, then update the domain with an empty MailboxRoot value.

    Keith Personett
    Senior Software Developer, Cerebro Calibration Specialist, Agent of S.H.I.E.LD., Helicarrier Systems Analyst, reenignE esreveR
    MDaemon Technologies http://www.mdaemon.com/ or on Facebook
    Sent using Outlook 2013 via ActiveSync Services for MDaemon Messaging Server.

    "Before we get started, does anyone want to get out?"
    - Steve Rogers/Captain America

  • D

    Hi Keith,

    the api call worked.

    Many Thanks.

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