Chris Lee wrote:
Dear all,
I am a newbie to OpenLDAP.
I would like to know whether OpenLDAP can interface with other authentication
method. For example, finger print authentication.
OpenLDAP relies on SASL for pluggable authentication mechanisms. Since SASL is
extensible, new mechs should
On 11/14/2011 09:20 AM, Howard Chu wrote:
4. If it is a small amount of work, you might as well do it.
Yeah, sounds about right.
At this point, for lack of a better idea, I think mmdb may be
different enough to distinguish it and also lend some more meaning to
the name.
This thread was too
Brett @Google wrote:
On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 3:20 PM, Howard Chu h...@symas.com
mailto:h...@symas.com wrote:
Brett @Google wrote:
Sorry for the fuzzy logic :P, but :
My thoughts for no:
1. The name will affect only the name of the backend module, which is
Dear Howard,
If the fingerprint authentication provides API, can it be invoked from OpenLDAP
and how?
Thanks in advance for all your helps.
Best regards,
Chris.
Howard Chu wrote, On 2011-11-14 16:15:
Chris Lee wrote:
Dear all,
I am a newbie to OpenLDAP.
I would like to know whether
On 11/11/2011 03:10, Gary Jsz wrote:
Hi,All
I want set my ldap user's password expires in linux server. how
can to do? or the LDAP service read the linux system's /etc/login.defs
file?
If you use (as almost all distributions are doing) the traditional
posixAccount account approach, you
On 11/11/2011 03:31, Chris Jacobs wrote:
Password Policy. The OpenLDAP Admin Guide and Google are your friends.
That's good for LDAP authentication, but when you want to put linux
users in LDAP then you need to have also to configure NSS and PAM to use it.
And for most distribution nssov
Hi,
I am using both syncrepl (for replication) and smbk5pwd (for password
synchronisation between samba and ldap account) overlays.
I have configured replication in the simplest way: a read-only producer
that forwards updates to the provider thought updateref.
If I change my password thought
On 14/11/2011 15:22, Francesco Storti wrote:
Hi,
I am using both syncrepl (for replication) and smbk5pwd (for password
synchronisation between samba and ldap account) overlays.
I have configured replication in the simplest way: a read-only producer
that forwards updates to the provider thought
On 14/11/11 15:22 +0100, Francesco Storti wrote:
Hi,
I am using both syncrepl (for replication) and smbk5pwd (for password
synchronisation between samba and ldap account) overlays.
I have configured replication in the simplest way: a read-only
producer that forwards updates to the provider
Howard Chu wrote, On 2011-11-14 16:15:
Chris Lee wrote:
Dear all,
I am a newbie to OpenLDAP.
I would like to know whether OpenLDAP can interface with other
authentication method. For example, finger print authentication.
OpenLDAP relies on SASL for pluggable authentication mechanisms. Since
Eli,
E.S. Rosenberg schrieb (13.11.2011 17:13 Uhr):
I was wondering is it possible to set a slapd syncprov consumer to
trigger a script when it receives changes to the db (updates of
specific attributes).
I think you might be able to replicate to a server instance with
back-perl or back-shell
Simone Piccardi wrote:
On 11/11/2011 03:31, Chris Jacobs wrote:
Password Policy. The OpenLDAP Admin Guide and Google are your friends.
That's good for LDAP authentication, but when you want to put linux
users in LDAP then you need to have also to configure NSS and PAM to use it.
And for most
E.S. Rosenberg wrote:
I was wondering is it possible to set a slapd syncprov consumer to
trigger a script when it receives changes to the db (updates of
specific attributes).
You might want to try something with a synclrepl consumer served by back-sock.
But I think getting this right is almost
Michael Ströder wrote:
E.S. Rosenberg wrote:
I was wondering is it possible to set a slapd syncprov consumer to
trigger a script when it receives changes to the db (updates of
specific attributes).
You might want to try something with a synclrepl consumer served by back-sock.
But I think
Howard Chu wrote:
Michael Ströder wrote:
E.S. Rosenberg wrote:
I was wondering is it possible to set a slapd syncprov consumer to
trigger a script when it receives changes to the db (updates of
specific attributes).
You might want to try something with a synclrepl consumer served by
Hi All,
I am playing with access controls on openldap 2.4.26, I have a user with
search access on everything
access to *
by anonymous auth
by dn=uid=102,ou=system,dc=example,dc=com search
And when I perform search I get nothing
ldapsearch -H ldap://testldap:389; -D
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