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• Section E.3.4, “Managing iFolder Services,” on page 145
• Section E.3.5, “Managing iFolder Users,” on page 145
• Section E.3.6, “Managing iFolders,” on page 145
• Section E.3.7, “Product History of iFolder 3.x,” on page 145
E.3.1 What’s New
The following change was made to this section:
E.3.2 Planning iFolder Services
The following change was made to this section:
E.3.3 Installing and Configuring iFolder Services
The following changes were made to this section:
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Section 2.1, “What’s New in
Novell iFolder 3.2 (OES SP2
Linux),” on page 21 This section is new.
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Section 3.3, “Naming
Conventions for Usernames
and Passwords,” on page 32 The following configuration option is new.
E-Mail Address Naming Requirement: If you configure iFolder to
authenticate using the user’s e-mail address as the user name for login,
make sure the e-mail address conforms to standard e-mail naming
conventions. For example,
john.smith@example.com
or
j s1234@email.example.com .
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Installing iFolder 3.0 This section was removed. It is obsoleted by more recent releases.
Section 6.1, “Installing
iFolder on an Existing OES
Linux Server,” on page 51 This procedure has been updated to include instructions for restarting
Apache and Tomcat.
Section 6.2, “Configuring the
iFolder Enterprise Server,”
on page 53 The following configuration option is new.
iFolder User Login Based on Which LDAP Attribute: Specify which
LDAP attribute of the User account to apply when authenticating users.
Each user enters a Username in this specified format at login time.
Options are Common Name (cn, default) and e-mail address (mail). This
setting cannot be changed after the install.
For example, if a user named John Smith has a common name of jsmith
and e-mail of
john.smith@example.com
, this field determines whether
the user enters
jsmith
or
john.smith@example.com
as the
Username when logging in to the iFolder server.