Mark Banner a écrit : > Sorry for not getting back to this thread earlier. > > Honza T_ wrote: >> I think there is only RFC1779 http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1779.html >> And no standard for choosing attributes in DNs. > > Well, that RFC is a useful basis. > >> It depends on what do you want to do with DNs ? > > With the LDAP parts of the Address Books in SeaMonkey and Thunderbird I > have been looking at the various decisions that need to be made to get > writing to ldap servers working. As part of this, for new cards, we need > to be able to set up the DN with something reasonable. We can use the > baseDN to form the basis of the DN, but we'd need something for the rest > of it. So as you suggest, maybe the best solution is to make it > configurable behind the scenes (or advanced) and allow the user to > select a subset of fields, e.g. cn and email or location. > > Thanks to everyone for the input so far. > > Standard8
As stated by others, there is no standard DIT for users in enterprise directories, the best way is to make it flexible. I would suggest using the same way as Sun Identity Manager : an identity template or rule. We would have : - simple configuration : choose rdn attribute and suffix (two fields) - template based : uid=$uid,ou=$orgunit,dc=company,dc=com - "rule" based : maybe a javascript function ? Just my two cents :-) _______________________________________________ dev-tech-ldap mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-ldap
