Le 20/08/2019 à 02:22, William Brown a écrit :
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> Hello fellow Australian!
Austria, not Australia. No kangaroos here. :o)
>
> As for the setup - you may notice the Centos7 doesn't match the port389
> quickstart as those tools are part of 1.4.x. Today you can get those through:
>
> * Fedora
Le 19/08/2019 à 11:24, Marc Muehlfeld a écrit :
> If you are interested in single sign-on, automount, etc., FreeIPA (aka
> "Identity Management" in Red Hat) might be interesting for you.
FreeIPA is a bit dependency-heavy. I gave it a spin a few years back,
and it draws in a whole kitchen sink of
> On 19 Aug 2019, at 17:59, Nicolas Kovacs wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm new to this list, so let me introduce myself. I'm a 52-year old
> Austrian living in South France, and I'm the manager of a small IT
> company with a focus on Linux and Open Source Software.
Hello fellow Australian!
>
> I'm
Hi Nicholas-
I'm a newbie to 389 DS as well, but I've installed it on my CentOS 7
systems, and it's working well. I'm not sure it helps, and I'd like more
experienced people to wave me off if anything I suggest is bad- but I did
the following:
Installed the following packages via yum:
Hi Nicolas,
On 8/19/19 9:59 AM, Nicolas Kovacs wrote:
Currently the network uses a bone-headed single-sign-on configuration
based on NIS and NFS. I'm well aware of the potential flaws of this
setup, and I intend to replace it. In the past I've tried to wrap my
head around LDAP, but I bluntly
