Dustin,
thank you very much for this! It works like a charm, even though it is
quite ugly...
-JP
On Fri Dec 10 2004 at 20:58:59 CET, Dustin Doris wrote:
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However, when I am using redundant, I cannot have this redundancy for
Ldap-Group lookups. It appears that for Ldap-Group
Yeah, I kinda like the way this is going. In a case like this, you
could have the xlats registered with a group instead of with the server
as a whole. Then, when you make a reference to an xlat'ed value, prefix
it with the group and a colon (much like attribute references), ie
myldap:LDAP-Group
Dustin Doris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, when I am using redundant, I cannot have this redundancy for
Ldap-Group lookups.
Yes. That's an issue.
We should really have inter-section references in the config files,
and fail-over for things like attributes groups.
e.g.
instantiate
Hi All,
I am in the process of rebuilding our servers to recent openldap and
freeradius versions in our lab and when done will re-write the ldap howto,
as I know its pretty outdated by now.
Anyway, I've been playing around with using configurable failover for my
ldap setup and ran into an issue.
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