Zhang Weiwu wrote:
> Dear all. In my installation it's required if someone logs in, he can
> modify his own entry and can modify & delete & create entries of his own
> entry, e.g.
> [..]
> Looks like a simple requirement. Anyway I dug into ACL manual for days
> without a clue (maybe also because of
I programmed something like this very simple code inside an overlay.
The idea is quite simple: if a search fulfills a condition, a new search
should be done and the retrieved entries should also be returned to the
client. (It is ensured that the second search does not fulfill the
condition).
Hi all,
I have two database with a different schema hosted on two different ldap
server front-ldap and back-ldap.
How can I use the *rwm-map *option to include one back-ldap sub-tree as a
front-ldap sub tree.
Now I'm using these lines and seems doesn't work:
database ldap
suffix "ou=UK_grp,ou=p
Hello,
I have a problem with OpenLDAP/back-meta in a certain setup. It sometimes
stops responding to search requests. From trying to set a breakpoint in the
debugger and from the syslog messages it seems that OpenLDAP doesn't jump
into back-meta any more when the situation occurs. The system usua
José Marco wrote:
I programmed something like this very simple code inside an overlay.
The idea is quite simple: if a search fulfills a condition, a new search
should be done and the retrieved entries should also be returned to the
client. (It is ensured that the second search does not fulfil
> Sorry for the OpenLDAP noob question:
>
> Analogous to the OpenSSL "minimal ssleay server" (minimal SSL server) at
> /openssl-0.9.8e.tar/openssl-0.9.8e/demos/ssl/serv.cpp, is there a
> "minimal" OpenLDAP server source code snippet as well?
>
> Thank you!
What feature/s are you after?
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Kind
> Hello,
>
> I have a problem with OpenLDAP/back-meta in a certain setup. It sometimes
> stops responding to search requests. From trying to set a breakpoint in
> the
> debugger and from the syslog messages it seems that OpenLDAP doesn't jump
> into back-meta any more when the situation occurs. Th
Thanks Gavin.
One current/relevant/important example:
The authentication from some of our important systems is moving toward
LDAP *only*.
The problem is that in many cases, to replace existing systems, I need
to be able to intercept username and password credentials from an LDAP
client, create