Show all members automatically?

so when you go to User/Groups - Groups there are no groups listed?

Nope, not one

Ohh, I noticed one more thing to correct:

in ldap.searchFilter string - do you actually have < > brackets? I put them as ephasis on ā€œwhatever group nameā€ - you need to take them out

(|(memberOf=CN=COM-Administrators,ou=Groups,ou=COM,dc=ics,dc=idaho,dc= gov))

Yes, they were in there

And should that go in the ldap.SearchFilter or ldap.GroupSearchFilter?

Ok, some progress is being made…

I put (|(memberOf=CN=COM-Administrators,ou=Groups,ou=COM,dc=ics,dc=idaho,dc= gov)) into the ldap.groupSearchFilter field in the server settings…

But the strange thing is, I got 2 names back of 2 users, so I’m confused as to what that is showing me… one username is mine, the other is the other system admin here…we’re both in the group in active directory…

So I’m confused as to what I’m seeing here…I thought it would show me the group name… it says there are 2 groups, 1 for my name, and 1 for the other persons names, neither have users or administrators…

are you looking in User/Groups under user subtab or under Groups subtab?

I am going to Users/Groups and then clicking on the Group tab, and it shows me ā€œgroup summaryā€ and ā€œadd new groupā€ along with…now…the 2 user names I mentioned in the last post…

hmm, it shows usernames in groups tab? that strange.

under system summary page, what is ldap.groupSearchFilter set to? it need to be (objectClass=group)

Aslo

ldap.groupDescriptionField - description

ldap.groupMemberField - member

ldap.groupNameField - cn

is that correct?

Yes, all that information is correct…now in the users section, I only see the 2 people in the group specified in the Administrators group.

In the Group tab in the Users/Group section, nothing is listed…says no group found…

probably a typo somewhere within ldap.searchFilter string.

lets decode it.

(|(memberOf=CN=COM-Administrators,ou=Groups,ou=COM,dc=ics,dc=idaho,dc= gov))

you have AD security group called COM-Administrators

in ou ROOTAD\COM\Groups

That group contain multiple users, but you only see two - yourself and the other admin?

Yes, the security group is called COM-Administrators, it only has 2 users, myself and 1 other person. Both those user names show up in the Users tab, but the group they’re associated with doesn’t show in the Group tab, it still shows ā€œtotal groups 0ā€ and ā€œno groups foundā€ā€¦

just fo a kick of it.

you only have one group - try to remove (! and ) from the string. It works ok when you have more than one group - bu may be theare some issue when you use logical OR with one entry.

So if I change the string from (| ) to (! ) then I can’t sign in!!! Argh!

Is there setting stored somewhere other than the database? We’re using MySql but I looked through the tables and don’t see that setting being stored…

oops, fat fingers:)

I mean remove (|( and ))

justy leave

memberOf=CN=COM-Administrators,ou=Groups,ou=COM,dc=ics,dc=idaho,dc=gov

(also I note there is a space between = and gov in dc=gov)

Now I can’t sign in to the console

you may need one set of ()

in ms sql there is table called something.properties

mysql should have similar table.

if not, there is a file openfire.xml in openfire\conf folder

Yea, no table with anything.properties, they’re all ā€œofā€¦ā€ and nothing in the xml file…

guess I can uninstall and rebuild quickly

Ok, with that change, and it now shows as:

(memberOf=CN=COM-Administrators,ou=groups,ou=COM,dc=ics,dc=idaho,dc=gov)

It still only shows 2 users in the Users section (which are all that are in the Administrators group…but it doesn’t show anything in the Group tab…