## E2kGlobalCatalog

E2kGlobalCatalog — Connection to the local Active Directory Global Catalog replica server

## Synopsis

    struct              E2kGlobalCatalog;
    E2kGlobalCatalog *  e2k_global_catalog_new              (const gchar *server,
                                                             gint response_limit,
                                                             const gchar *user,
                                                             const gchar *domain,
                                                             const gchar *password,
                                                             E2kAutoconfigGalAuthPref use_auth);
    LDAP *              e2k_global_catalog_get_ldap         (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             gint *ldap_error);

    enum                E2kGlobalCatalogStatus;
    enum                E2kGlobalCatalogLookupType;
    enum                E2kGlobalCatalogLookupFlags;
                        E2kGlobalCatalogEntry;
    E2kGlobalCatalogStatus  e2k_global_catalog_lookup       (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogLookupType type,
                                                             const gchar *key,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogLookupFlags flags,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogEntry **entry_p);
    #define             e2k_global_catalog_entry_free       (gc,
                                                             entry)
    void                (*E2kGlobalCatalogCallback)         (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogStatus status,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogEntry *entry,
                                                             gpointer user_data);
    void                e2k_global_catalog_async_lookup     (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogLookupType type,
                                                             const gchar *key,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogLookupFlags flags,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogCallback callback,
                                                             gpointer user_data);

    E2kGlobalCatalogStatus  e2k_global_catalog_add_delegate (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             const gchar *self_dn,
                                                             const gchar *delegate_dn);
    E2kGlobalCatalogStatus  e2k_global_catalog_remove_delegate
                                                            (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             const gchar *self_dn,
                                                             const gchar *delegate_dn);

## Object Hierarchy

      GObject
       +----E2kGlobalCatalog

## Description

E2kGlobalCatalog represents a connection to the local Active Directory Global Catalog replica. The Global Catalog is replicated at each site in a Windows domain, and contains a subset of Active Directory information for every object in the entire Active Directory tree. (As opposed to the regular Active Directory servers, which contain complete information about only the local portion of the tree.)

Connector uses the global catalog for two major purposes:

- To populate the Global Address List

- To look up information about other users, such as what Exchange server their mail is on, or what their SID is.

## Details

### struct E2kGlobalCatalog

    struct E2kGlobalCatalog;

### e2k_global_catalog_new ()

    E2kGlobalCatalog *  e2k_global_catalog_new              (const gchar *server,
                                                             gint response_limit,
                                                             const gchar *user,
                                                             const gchar *domain,
                                                             const gchar *password,
                                                             E2kAutoconfigGalAuthPref use_auth);

Create an object for communicating with the Windows Global Catalog via LDAP.

`server` : | the GC server name
`response_limit` : | the maximum number of responses to return from a search
`user` : | username to authenticate with
`domain` : | NT domain of `user`, or `NULL` to autodetect.
`password` : | password to authenticate with
`use_auth` : |
Returns : | the new E2kGlobalCatalog. (This call will always succeed. If the passed-in data is bad, it will fail on a later call.)

### e2k_global_catalog_get_ldap ()

    LDAP *              e2k_global_catalog_get_ldap         (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             gint *ldap_error);

Returns a new LDAP handle. The caller must `ldap_unbind()` it when it is done.

`gc` : | the global catalog
`op` : | pointer to an initialized E2kOperation to use for cancellation
`ldap_error` : | set the value returned from get_ldap_connection if not NULL
Returns : | an LDAP handle, or `NULL` if it can't connect

### enum E2kGlobalCatalogStatus

    typedef enum {
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_OK,
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_NO_SUCH_USER,
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_NO_DATA,
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_BAD_DATA,
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_EXISTS,
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_AUTH_FAILED,
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_CANCELLED,
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_ERROR
    } E2kGlobalCatalogStatus;

### enum E2kGlobalCatalogLookupType

    typedef enum {
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_BY_EMAIL,
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_BY_DN,
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_BY_LEGACY_EXCHANGE_DN
    } E2kGlobalCatalogLookupType;

### enum E2kGlobalCatalogLookupFlags

    typedef enum {
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_SID                = (1 << 0),
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_EMAIL              = (1 << 1),
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_MAILBOX            = (1 << 2),
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_LEGACY_EXCHANGE_DN = (1 << 3),
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_DELEGATES          = (1 << 4),
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_DELEGATORS         = (1 << 5),
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_QUOTA		     = (1 << 6),
    	E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_LOOKUP_ACCOUNT_CONTROL    = (1 << 7)
    } E2kGlobalCatalogLookupFlags;

### E2kGlobalCatalogEntry

    typedef struct {
    	gchar *dn, *display_name;
    	E2kSid *sid;
    	gchar *email, *exchange_server, *mailbox, *legacy_exchange_dn;
    	GPtrArray *delegates, *delegators;
    	gint quota_warn, quota_nosend, quota_norecv;
    	gint user_account_control;

    	E2kGlobalCatalogLookupFlags mask;
    } E2kGlobalCatalogEntry;

### e2k_global_catalog_lookup ()

    E2kGlobalCatalogStatus  e2k_global_catalog_lookup       (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogLookupType type,
                                                             const gchar *key,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogLookupFlags flags,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogEntry **entry_p);

Look up the indicated user in the global catalog and return their information in *`entry_p`.

`gc` : | the global catalog
`op` : | pointer to an E2kOperation to use for cancellation
`type` : | the type of information in `key`
`key` : | email address or DN to look up
`flags` : | the information to look up
`entry_p` : | pointer to a variable to return the entry in.
Returns : | the status of the lookup

### e2k_global_catalog_entry_free()

    #define             e2k_global_catalog_entry_free(gc, entry)

`gc` : |
`entry` : |

### E2kGlobalCatalogCallback ()

    void                (*E2kGlobalCatalogCallback)         (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogStatus status,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogEntry *entry,
                                                             gpointer user_data);

`gc` : |
`status` : |
`entry` : |
`user_data` : |

### e2k_global_catalog_async_lookup ()

    void                e2k_global_catalog_async_lookup     (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogLookupType type,
                                                             const gchar *key,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogLookupFlags flags,
                                                             E2kGlobalCatalogCallback callback,
                                                             gpointer user_data);

Asynchronously look up the indicated user in the global catalog and return the requested information to the callback.

`gc` : | the global catalog
`op` : | pointer to an E2kOperation to use for cancellation
`type` : | the type of information in `key`
`key` : | email address or DN to look up
`flags` : | the information to look up
`callback` : | the callback to invoke after finding the user
`user_data` : | data to pass to callback

### e2k_global_catalog_add_delegate ()

    E2kGlobalCatalogStatus  e2k_global_catalog_add_delegate (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             const gchar *self_dn,
                                                             const gchar *delegate_dn);

Attempts to make `delegate_dn` a delegate of `self_dn`.

`gc` : | the global catalog
`op` : | pointer to an E2kOperation to use for cancellation
`self_dn` : | Active Directory DN of the user to add a delegate to
`delegate_dn` : | Active Directory DN of the new delegate
Returns : | `E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_OK` on success, `E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_NO_SUCH_USER` if `self_dn` is invalid, `E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_BAD_DATA` if `delegate_dn` is invalid, `E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_EXISTS` if `delegate_dn` is already a delegate, `E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_ERROR` on other errors.

### e2k_global_catalog_remove_delegate ()

    E2kGlobalCatalogStatus  e2k_global_catalog_remove_delegate
                                                            (E2kGlobalCatalog *gc,
                                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                                             const gchar *self_dn,
                                                             const gchar *delegate_dn);

Attempts to remove `delegate_dn` as a delegate of `self_dn`.

`gc` : | the global catalog
`op` : | pointer to an E2kOperation to use for cancellation
`self_dn` : | Active Directory DN of the user to remove a delegate from
`delegate_dn` : | Active Directory DN of the delegate to remove
Returns : | `E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_OK` on success, `E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_NO_SUCH_USER` if `self_dn` is invalid, `E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_NO_DATA` if `delegate_dn` is not a delegate of `self_dn`, `E2K_GLOBAL_CATALOG_ERROR` on other errors.

## See Also

E2kAutoconfig, E2kSid