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On Mon, 19 Oct 2009, Edward Capriolo wrote:
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As you have said .*managed people are never able to auth, one that
rule is put in place. So If I understand you correctly I should do
this:
access to
dn.regex="mail=.*.mana...@jointhegrid.com,ou=user,ou=jo
slapd -d acl (or the same through loglevel directives) is really helpful
if you're not already using that...
First off, "attr=" is not preferred, please see slapd.access man page.
This should be logged at LDAP_DEBUG_ANY; are you reading your startup
logs? You might as well do a "slaptest -d co
> I know this is somewhat of an RTFM question, but I did RTFM and I dont
> understand
> why how BREAK is interpreted.
"stop" means do not process any more "access" rules
"break" means do not process any more "by" clauses within this "access"
rule; continue processing from next "access" rule. "st
Hi folks,
I'm in the process of setting up about six nodes, and tossing around the idea
of having either 2 masters in MirrorMode
(traffic to the "active" master is managed externally) with 4 slaves (each of
whom will refer their writes to the active
master). I'm automating some of the setup, an
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Edward Capriolo wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> We are currently migrating from a master-slave, to a multi-master
> setup. All went well except for the fact that the access on the old
> master node was more liberal then the access on the slave node. As a
> result some app
