[SOLVED] display first name and last name

[ainazmi]

Hi,

I'm a newbie here. And I have to manage zimbra mail of one of my company's client. Right now, I've trying to find command on how to display the first name and last name of the user.

like command 'zmprove -l gaa', it will display 'user@domain'.

But in my situation, my client want it to display 'firstname lastname'. I'm using version,

Release 6.0.7_GA_2470.RHEL4_64_20100610200901 CentOS4_64 NETWORK edition.

I need help from anybody who can solve my problem. And your co-operation is highly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.

[fyd]

# su - zimbra
$ zmprov ga user@domain displayName

Its usually First name and Last name that make up the display name in zimbra. This command will give you that. To get all results of all accounts at once, run this script as zimbra user.
$ for i in `zmprov -l gaa`; do zmprov ga $i displayName; done

I hope this helps.

[ainazmi]

thanks fyd for replying me.

i've try the 'zmprov ga $i displayName' cmd that you give but there is an error display.


ERROR: account.NO_SUCH_ACCOUNT (no such account: displayName)

Is there any file or cmd that i have to use or to create before i can view all the user account in just only name without domain?

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by ainazmi

i've try the 'zmprov ga $i displayName' cmd that you give but there is an error display.

That wasn't the command you were given, read the post again or the zmprov help.

[fyd]

Originally Posted by ainazmi

thanks fyd for replying me.

i've try the 'zmprov ga $i displayName' cmd that you give but there is an error display.


ERROR: account.NO_SUCH_ACCOUNT (no such account: displayName)

Is there any file or cmd that i have to use or to create before i can view all the user account in just only name without domain?

Hey ainazmi,

This is the actual command we have to run as user zimbra to get the result --- zmprov ga user@domain.com displayName

Now we are going to get results for all accounts on your server. Use this command as zimbra user. Give this completely.

for i in `zmprov -l gaa`; do zmprov ga $i displayName; done

[ainazmi]

phoenix,
sorry, my mistake. I thought 'for' and 'do' is to complete the sentence.

fyd,
i'm so sorry for not using the whole cmd that you give. my misunderstood.

Thank you so much for helping to both of you.

[fyd]

Originally Posted by ainazmi

fyd,
i'm so sorry for not using the whole cmd that you give. my misunderstood.

Thank you so much for helping to both of you.

Happy we could help you ainazmi, tc and good luck with your work.

[fyd]

Originally Posted by ainazmi

sorry, my mistake. I thought 'for' and 'do' is to complete the sentence.

By the way, that says you are a good reader of commands. Cheers.