Tickets :: Comment on [#9554] store multiple email addresses as separate 'mail' attributes in LDAP

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Comment	> My Turba uses an LDAP backend, and I wondered how people could have > more than one email address. Obviously, LDAP supports multiple 'mail' > attributes per inetOrgPerson and when setting > > 'allow_multi' => true > > in turba/config/attributes.php, they are also treated as separate > email addresses and each 'mail' entry results in a separate > mailto-link in Turba. > > However, when editing the email field, there is a comma-separated > list of addresses which is written back into LDAP as is. This > causes problems, because, for example, it's not possible any more to > do an LDAP query with "(mail=address1@host.com)". Instead, the LDAP > backend - just as it converts multiple 'mail' attribute values to a > PHP array - should act the same when saving, i.e. converting the PHP > array (or the comma-separated string) into multiple LDAP attributes.
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