LDAP: add fallback to mailPrimaryAddress when determining user domain#1508
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Hi, Thanks for the PR! I've looked into it and it seems it would be even better if we'd use the LDAP mapping values (https://groupoffice.readthedocs.io/en/latest/system-settings/authentication/ldap.html#mapping) won't you agree? Best regards, |
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When syncing LDAP users, GroupOffice determines the user domain from the DN and falls back to the LDAP "mail" attribute when the DN-derived domain is not configured.
Univention Corporate Server (UCS) stores the primary email address in "mailPrimaryAddress" instead of "mail".
This change keeps the existing behavior unchanged and adds "mailPrimaryAddress" as a fallback before failing.
Tested with LDAP setup where:
Result: