Hi,
I have a question. I've tried to find out resolution, but can't
In one object type, I would like to add groups from ActiveDirectory. One of fileds is "member", where could be a few person.
In import log files I can see:
CN=Katarzyna Suli,OU=Em Users,OU=Em,DC=wan,DC=em,DC=com;CN=Tomasz Dyl,OU=Em Com Users,OU=Empik,DC=wan,DC=em,DC=com;CN=Katarzyna Fer,OU=Em Users,OU=Em,DC=wan,DC=em,DC=com;CN=Adrianna Ziel,OU=Em Com Users,OU=Em,DC=wan,DC=em,DC=com;CN=Martyna Kap,OU=Em Com Users,OU=Em,DC=wan,DC=em,DC=com;CN=Piotr Kwa,OU=Warszawa Arkadia,OU=Em Salony,OU=Em,DC=wan,DC=empik,DC=com;
When try to use regexr "CN=(.*?),", only first object will be taken.
I will be happy to get all person from this line (stored in CN=)
I've tried use "CN=(.*?),/g" to use this regexp globaly but doesn't work in this case.
Do you have any suggestion?
Regards,
Krzysztof
Hi Krzysztof,
I would recommend to use https://regexr.com/ to verify that your regex is correct. It's very easy to use, and you can use text to try out there with your provided regex.
If it indeed turns out to be a bug, report that on the Insight Service Desk.
Best Regards
Alexander
Hi Alexander,
I've started with this page...
The problem is that in insight, '/g' option for "global" doesn't work.
Regards,
Krzysztof
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Hi,
We found that when using regex, only first match will be taken. So this is something that we will fix, and we have an already ongoing bug reported for this in our system.
Best Regards
Alexander
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