Frank J. Mattia wrote:
>
> cheers,
> Frank J. Mattia
>
> i think thats the first time ive ever used cheers in a salutation. and
> if anyone knows of a better name for the closing part of a letter (other
> than salutation) - please, for the love of rediwhip... tell me. i've
> been racking my br
If this is for your home network, which is behind a firewall (if it's
not behind a firewall, you have other things to worry about before CAS),
is high security really a concern? I would recomend NIS or NIS+. NIS is
much easier to setup but NIS+ supports password encryption.
They're both indus
lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am wanting to setup some form of Centralized user authentication for my home
> gentoo network and was wondering what ppl here recommend.
> I have had a bit of a look at NIS, and OpenLDAP. NIS from what i have read seams
> to be a bit insecure and outdated, and
In a similar topic on slashdot i posed the same question. the general
concensus is NIS but if there is an open alternative i would love to
hear about it. my comment on slashdot (and all subsequent replys) are
at
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=90828&cid=7827715http://slashdot.org/comments
I am wanting to setup some form of Centralized user authentication for
my home gentoo network and was wondering what ppl here recommend.
I have had a bit of a look at NIS, and OpenLDAP. NIS from what i have
read seams to be a bit insecure and outdated, and OpenLDAP seams to be
over kill.
Would
