One thing to observe here is that _generally_ one does not
want to reveal more information to a potential attacker than is
necessary. In this case it may be useful for a bad guy to know
that there is no plaintext password vs. only knowing that
authentication failed. Put another way : attempts to a
Josh Kelley wrote:
On 9/7/06, Richard Megginson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Josh Kelley wrote:
> Is this a bug in FDS? Or did I misconfigure something? Is there an
> easy workaround?
I'm not sure. Is it the LDAP resultCode that causes the OS X clients to
fail, or is it the SASL return code?
On 9/7/06, Richard Megginson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Josh Kelley wrote:
> Is this a bug in FDS? Or did I misconfigure something? Is there an
> easy workaround?
I'm not sure. Is it the LDAP resultCode that causes the OS X clients to
fail, or is it the SASL return code?
I assume it's the LD
Josh Kelley wrote:
SASL authentication appears to be operating incorrectly on my install
of FDS. We do not use SASL; our passwords are stored in FDS using
CRYPT-MD5, SMD5, and SSHA256, depending on when and how the account's
password was last changed. As I understand it, SASL authentication
usi
SASL authentication appears to be operating incorrectly on my install
of FDS. We do not use SASL; our passwords are stored in FDS using
CRYPT-MD5, SMD5, and SSHA256, depending on when and how the account's
password was last changed. As I understand it, SASL authentication
using DIGEST-MD5 and CR
Diana Shepard wrote:
I have Fedora Directory Server 1.0.2 installed on
Redhat Linux. I am trying to come up with a
Disaster Recovery kickstart install of the server,
Directory Server (DS) and DS contents.
I tried ds_newinst.pl, as described in the Fedora DS Install
Guide, to create a new DS in
Title: ds_newinst.pl
I have Fedora Directory Server 1.0.2 installed on
Redhat Linux. I am trying to come up with a
Disaster Recovery kickstart install of the server,
Directory Server (DS) and DS contents.
I tried ds_newinst.pl, as described in the Fedora DS Install
Guide, to create
basile wrote:
when i do a backup with redhat console does i use the script db2bak (
or which script ? )
Console probably uses the cn=tasks interface to initiate a backup via
LDAP. See the db2bak.pl script for more details.
thanks
basile
Richard Megginson wrote:
basile wrote:
hi
is it poss
when i do a backup with redhat console does i use the script db2bak ( or
which script ? )
thanks
basile
Richard Megginson wrote:
basile wrote:
hi
is it possible to scheduled backup through fedora console
No. I guess the usual way to do this is to set up a cron script.
thanks
basile
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