[clug] The joy of demos

[Brad Hards]

For those that turned up to my talk last night, and watched my demos go pretty
badly, sorry.

The good news is that it really does work (if you pass the right command line
option - I used --language, and --langcode would have been more useful). 

mapiprofile --profile=testuser4 --username=TestUser4 --password=testuser4 --address=192.168.11.77 --langcode=German --workstation=LOCALHOST --domain=OPENCHANGE-TEST  --create
codepage: 0x04e4
nspi_QueryRows success
Profile testuser4 completed and added to database /home/bradh/.openchange/profiles.ldb
[bradh at conferta trunk]$ openchangeclient --profile=testuser4 -m
+ Postfach - Test User4
|---+ Aufgaben        :                      (Total: 0 / Unread: 0 - Container class: IPF.Task) [FID: 0x9abf000000000001]
|---+ Entwürfe       :                      (Total: 0 / Unread: 0 - Container class: IPF.Note) [FID: 0x97bf000000000001]
|---+ Gelöschte Objekte :                      (Total: 0 / Unread: 0 - Container class: IPF.Note) [FID: 0xe6c4000000000001]
|---+ Gesendete Objekte :                      (Total: 0 / Unread: 0 - Container class: IPF.Note) [FID: 0xe5c4000000000001]
|---+ Journal         :                      (Total: 0 / Unread: 0 - Container class: IPF.Journal) [FID: 0x98bf000000000001]
|---+ Kalender        :                      (Total: 0 / Unread: 0 - Container class: IPF.Appointment) [FID: 0x95bf000000000001]
|---+ Kontakte        :                      (Total: 0 / Unread: 0 - Container class: IPF.Contact) [FID: 0x96bf000000000001]
|---+ Notizen         :                      (Total: 0 / Unread: 0 - Container class: IPF.StickyNote) [FID: 0x99bf000000000001]
|---+ Postausgang     :                      (Total: 0 / Unread: 0 - Container class: IPF.Note) [FID: 0xe4c4000000000001]
|---+ Posteingang     :                      (Total: 2 / Unread: 2 - Container class: IPF.Note) [FID: 0xe3c4000000000001]
    mailbox                  : MAPI_E_SUCCESS (0x0)

There was a question about RPC over HTTP. I'm interested in discussing this a bit
more (either on-list or off-list) to make sure I understand how sysadmins employ it.
If you know this stuff, please get in contact with me.

I'll then try to make sure that Tridge's implementation suggestion makes it into
code and tests.

I'm also interested in how users typically get their account information in a
major deployment (i.e. how do you give a user a new exchange account -
surely they don't normally get to type in IP addresses?) 


Brad