I did try that: For http://localhost:8008/principals/groups/group01/ Group members: -> (users)cdaboo - Cyrus Daboo <http://localhost:8008/principals/__uids__/cdaboo/> -> (users)sagen - Morgen Sagen <http://localhost:8008/principals/__uids__/sagen/> For http://localhost:8008/principals/users/cdaboo/ Group members: '() Group memberships: '() I only specified 'members' in a 'group'. Do I also need to specify 'memberships' for a 'user'? Could you also please point me to any doc around this? Thanks again! On Fri, Dec 5, 2014 at 12:10 PM, Cyrus Daboo <cdaboo@apple.com> wrote:
Hi Gaurav,
--On December 5, 2014 at 11:51:11 AM -0800 Gaurav Jain < monkeyfdude@gmail.com> wrote:
I've set up a group consisting of two members.
<group> <uid>testGroup</uid> <password>testGroup</password> <name>Test Group</name> <members> <member type="users">cdaboo</member> <member type="users">sagen</member> </members> <guid>734BB9B0</guid> </group>
On the client, I need to know which groups user 'cdaboo' belongs to?
I tried 'allprop' for '/principals/users/cdaboo/' but it did not return any group.
Pull up /principals/users/xxxx/ in a web browser. You should see a DAV:membership property listing the groups that principal is a member of. Note that "allprop" does not return all properties! Some properties are explicitly defined to not appear in "allprop".
-- Cyrus Daboo