Extract Groupwise email address

Please excuse my ignorance with Novell products but I am looking to get an
extract of the users email addresses? We have ICE and I have documentation
on for a C# program interface to LDAP.
From what I can gather email addresses are not available in LDAP, they are
stored in Groupwise (?) and ICE can be automated to produce a text file of
email addresses periodically (?). Is this correct? What would be the best
approach? I would like to run an extract nightly.
Any help is very much appreciated.
Thanks. Larry.

ICE is LDAP, and the real addresses are stored in GW only.
What you can do, is either enable LDAP on the GWIA, and extract it from there, or use LDAP against
eDir, and look at the property named eMailAddress, and phrase that, or expose the eDir property
named mail
Best Regards
Tommy Mikkelsen
IT Quality A/S
Denmark
Novell Support Forums SYSOP
Please Report back any success or failure, That way we all learn
Sorry, but no support through email
"I hate bugs".......Tommy Lee Jones, MIB
Be a GroupWiseR, go http://www.groupwiser.net

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On 07.06.2011 08:06, helenebell wrote:
>
> Has anyone found a solution to the following:
> Our district offices have an alias as well as their GroupWise address.
> Go into a personal address book and create a contact with the alias
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> contact. You will find that the GroupWise address has been automatically
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Message was edited by: DKalthoff

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Nate B- wrote:
Is there a program that will extract email addresses from a searchable pdf?
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hughanagle wrote:
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