Display Firstname, Lastname, Email, Lastlogon, MailBox size
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Dear All,
I need the below details of all my users on my zarafa mail server
first name , lastname , email id , last log on and mailbox size
zarafa-admin username gives me the above details but need for all users
It can be done with a script but i am new babe in scipting…
really appreciate some one can he helpregards
simon
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You can user python-kopano for this
This example should do the trick (not really tested)import kopano from kopano.errors import * from MAPI.Tags import * for user in kopano.users(): print("firstname: {}".format(user.prop(PR_GIVEN_NAME_W).value)) print("Surname: {}".format(user.prop(PR_SURNAME_W).value)) print("storeid: {}".format(user.store.entryid)) try: print("last logon: {}".format(user.store.prop(PR_LAST_LOGON_TIME).value)) except NotFoundError: print("last logon: never") print("mailboxsize: {}".format(user.store.size))
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Based on zarafa-admin, I’m using the following shell script :
/usr/bin/showusers.sh
#!/bin/sh #hostname=`hostname` if [ "$1" = "all" ] ; then userlist=`zarafa-admin -l | awk '{print $1}'` else hostname=`hostname` userlist=`zarafa-admin -l | grep -i $hostname |awk '{print $1}'` fi for i in $userlist do zarafa-admin --details $i > /tmp/oneuser.txt 2>/dev/null size=`cat /tmp/oneuser.txt | grep "Current store"|cut --delimiter=":" -f 2` ll=`cat /tmp/oneuser.txt | grep "Last logon"|cut --delimiter=":" -f 2| cut -c-12` ac=`cat /tmp/oneuser.txt | grep "Active"|cut --delimiter=":" -f 2` hs=`cat /tmp/oneuser.txt | grep "Home server"|cut --delimiter=":" -f 2` echo "$i \t $size \t $ll \t $hs \t $ac" done
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Thanks you so much eli
I will check it out and let you knowregards
simon
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dear eli,
I tried to run the script but no file is being creted.
apprecite if you can help me to debug the scriprt as to where i am going wrongthanks and regards
simon
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You’re still using old zarafa?
Pipe the whole script in less
script.sh | less
quick&dirty:
for name in $(zarafa-admin -l |sed -n 5,1000p | cut -f 2 | sort) do zarafa-admin --details $name > /tmp/details.txt grep Fullname /tmp/details.txt grep size /tmp/details.txt grep Email /tmp/details.txt grep logon /tmp/details.txt done
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No need to redirect the output into a file. You could also store the output of zarafa-admin/kopano-admin/kopano-cli in a variable.
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Dear Guys,
Thank you for you support and help… really apprecite
actually when i run the script the /tmp/detials.txt file was just 546 bytes and had only details of 2 usernames but i did a direct of the script itself to a file and it worked just the way i wantedonce again thanks a lot
regards
simon