I'm not sure. You can set access control based on the client machine:
http://tinyurl.com/ddtouz
I can, but I must set one rule for each server. This is not simple,
because we have 200 servers :-(
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Hello, all. We are still refining how we want to deploy 389 in a
multi-tenant environment. To grant access to the admins for each tenant
to manage their own external contact lists, we created an ACI as
follows:
(targetattr = *) (target = ldap:///($dn),o=external,dc=ssiservices,
dc=biz) (version
Michal Nosek wrote:
I'm not sure. You can set access control based on the client machine:
http://tinyurl.com/ddtouz
I can, but I must set one rule for each server. This is not simple,
because we have 200 servers :-(
Can you explain your problem a little more?
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I am attempting to chain to directory servers together, and am
successful only if I disable proxied authorization. I can not find any
resources that discuss how to make proxied authorization work other than
iPlanet/Netscape/Sun/Fedora/Redhat Directory servers manuals, but I can
not get it working.
Hello, all. As we are planning to use 389 to hold external contact
information for our users, we would like to give them the ability to
browse their particular portions of the tree. May I ask what the
various members of the list have used for a multi-distribution ldap
administration tool?
Luma
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Hello Rich, List,
I have two inquiries.
The first is regarding case sensitivity.
I have the sudoers file centralized in LDAP (389) in one of the plants that
I support. I have users listed by their uid as sudoUsers under the sudo
roles.
Now If the uid is listed as Joe_Montana..and I login as
On Mon, 11 May 2009, James Chavez wrote:
Now If the uid is listed as Joe_Montana..and I login as Joe_Montana then the
entry is recognized correctly by the sudo functions.
If I login as joe_montana the sudo functions fail.
Is there a way to force 389 to be case insensitive so that username or
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 7:09 PM, Chris St. Pierre stpie...@nebrwesleyan.edu
wrote:
On Mon, 11 May 2009, James Chavez wrote:
Now If the uid is listed as Joe_Montana..and I login as Joe_Montana then
the
entry is recognized correctly by the sudo functions.
If I login as joe_montana the sudo
