Yeah I kinda figured that ldapmodify would do it for me, so I tried it.
I have other issues with that but anyway :P
And it does have something to do with OX
OX>webmail>imap>X
Imap>ldap>ldapmodify>imap>webmail>OX 


Thanks and Kind Regards, 
 
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-----Original Message-----
From: user-bounces at open-xchange.org
[mailto:user-bounces at open-xchange.org] On Behalf Of Peter Schober
Sent: 15 February 2007 12:05
To: user at open-xchange.org
Subject: Re: [OX User] OX and Microsoft Exchange

* Ian Moroney <ian.moroney at techdivision.co.uk> [2007-02-15 10:42]:
> I've tried looking for the imapServer and smtpServer addresses, but I 
> don't know how to insert them back into ldap after importing my 
> initial ldif :\

if you don't know how to change or add a value in your DIT why not read
the documentation?

    $ man ldapmodify

or read the documentation to your ldap browser (you mentioned using
one), whatever that may be.

or actually read up on the concepts of LDAP, maybe buy a book and read
it?

all of this has *nothing* to do with OX, of course (and nothing to do
with M$ Exchange, for that matter).

regards,
-p.schober

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