Hi,
I thought that the rootdn of the config backend is hardcoded to
"cn=config". Since this is not the case, can you please give more
details regarding your example ?
Please notice, that in the test database, I'm only using the
"core.schema" schema.
So, what exactly should I add to the config f
> Hi,
>
> I thought that the rootdn of the config backend is hardcoded to
> "cn=config".
Originally, it was. Now it's not. If you're fine with simple bind, then
you can use simple bind by adding a "rootpw " statement below
the "database config", and binding as the "cn=config" which is the defaul
Hello,
I would like to know if I can use somethiing like this in slapd.conf
After adding a "Generalized Time" attribut in schema (for example
expiredtime)
access to attrs=userpassword filter=(expiredtime<=NOW)
But how can I implement the function NOW because slapd must evaluate this
val
LABICHE Alexandre wrote:
I would like to know if I can use somethiing like this in slapd.conf
After adding a "Generalized Time" attribut in schema (for example
expiredtime)
access to attrs=userpassword filter=(expiredtime<=NOW)
But how can I implement the function NOW because slapd must
Hello Pierangelo,
Thanks for your quick reply and your perfect analyse.
To explain what I use in ppolicy is to lock an account at a specific time.
Exactly the account is locked because user doesn't change his password after
a graceful period. But if he changes his password before graceful peri
LABICHE Alexandre wrote:
Hello Pierangelo,
Thanks for your quick reply and your perfect analyse.
To explain what I use in ppolicy is to lock an account at a specific
time. Exactly the account is locked because user doesn't change his
password after a graceful period. But if he changes his pas
