Title: | *OLD* ALL-IN-1 (tm) Support Conference |
Notice: | Closed - See Note 4331.l to move to IOSG::ALL-IN-1 |
Moderator: | IOSG::PYE |
Created: | Thu Jan 30 1992 |
Last Modified: | Tue Jan 23 1996 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 4343 |
Total number of notes: | 18308 |
I have a customer who has just upgraded to ALL-IN-1 V3 and is now experiencing some difficulties when addresses are looked up in DDS which were not present with ALL-IN-1 V2.4. The problem arrises with DDS entries that do not have a blank /NAME (fullname) attribute. This is necessary because DDS is syncronised in some way with a softswitch directory which contains CC:mail entries which for some reason means that these entries do not contain a full name. The senario is as follows: 1. A user creates a mail message and enters the first few characters of a non local ALL-IN-1 user in the TO: field of the EMHEAD form. 2. After pressing return, ALL-IN-1 responds with the following message: 'Addressee not found. Do you want to search the mail directory Y/N" 3. If the user responds with 'Y', a search of the mail directory is performed and a list of matching entries is presented on the EMSSRC form. 4. If the user selects one of these, control is returned to the EMSHEAD form with the address of the selected entry in the TO: field. If the DDS entry of the selected user had a complete /NAME attribute, the TO: field is completed similar to the following: TO: 'fullname' ( DAVIES_G@A1@SEDOAS ) with 'fullname' being taken from the /NAME attribute of the DDS entry. If the DDS entry of the selected user has a blank /NAME attribute the TO: field is completed as follows: TO: ( DAVIES_G@A1@SEDOAS ) This results in a 'unrecognised recipient' non delivery notification message being generated when the message is sent. The operation described above is also inconsistant with that when SMD is used to search the mail directory from the GOLD M menu. In this case even if the /NAME attribute is blank, ALL-IN-1 manages to generate a correct fullname using the givenname and surname attributes and places this in the correct position of the mail header. Questions --------- 1. Why is this not operating correctly? 2. Why are ther inconsistancies with looking up addresses in DDS? 3. Are there any customisations possible to fix this problem? Thanks, Glyn
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3445.3 | ZUR01::KURTH | Peter Kurth @RLE, R�mlang (Switzerland) | Mon Jan 10 1994 08:54 | 15 | |
Hi A1 V3.0A, MR V3.2 I have the same problem. When a subscriber's /NAME is blank, the address in ALL-IN-1 looks like: To: ( MATTEST@A1@ASUPER ) which generates a non-delivery notification (see base note). Has he author of the node a solution? Is this a known problem? I did not found anything in STARS, so a guess, I have to reports this (I am the CSC ...). Thanks and regards, Peter | |||||
3445.4 | Known problem to be fixed in PFR | IOSG::COTTINGHAM | Mon Jan 10 1994 09:38 | 13 | |
Peter, This is a known problem that requires a code level fix. See IPMT case CFS.6973. No code level fix is available as yet. Solution for the time being is to ensure DDS entries have a common name. I believe DDS records created with ALL-IN-1 and MBMAN have the common name filled in "Given Surname", so most DDS entries should have a Name field. Regards Alan |