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I'm trying to set up a custom attribute to hold the value of the email address to forward email to on account deprovision.
The issue I get is that it can't set the value because it's looking for the DN instead of the email address of the recipient.
Is there a way to use a "user picker" or some other dialog to choose the address to forward the email to?

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I've noticed that If I enter the email address in this field, that the email forwarding does work. It still throws an error about it not being in a DN format though.

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