Hi,
In phpldapadmin 1.1.0.4, is there a way to restrict login by
(ldap-backed) UNIX group ID? Our UNIX passwd and group databases are in
LDAP (thanks to PLA!). I would like for members of the 'sa' group to be
able to authenticate to PLA and do user and host database maintenance.
A simple Op
> Lane, Ryan wrote:
> > Is there any chance the ability to do this will be
> available in the future?
> >
> Absolutely - I'll happily accept a patch that enables this...
>
I'll look into making a patch for this.
> > I hate to complain, but the software seems to get slightly less
> > function
Lane, Ryan wrote:
> Is there any chance the ability to do this will be available in the future?
>
Absolutely - I'll happily accept a patch that enables this...
> I hate to complain, but the software seems to get slightly less
> functional every release.
Why dont you stick with an older release?
Fabrice Eudes wrote:
> sure ?
> have you read the thread ? It says that is't independent of the schema:
> it is/was not coded into openldap.
>
I cant see how - if it was implemented this way, it would mean that
openldap would be explicity coded to allow sub searches on some specific
attrs and
Deon George a écrit :
> You should be able to modify the schema to allow sub-searchs (since you
> can do it on other attrs)...
sure ?
have you read the thread ? It says that is't independent of the schema:
it is/was not coded into openldap.
If I find some time, I'll give it a try...
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Fabrice
I can import LDIF from the command line. Being able to modify something
isn't terribly useful if you can't tell what is there already. I can
figure this out easily enough using ldapsearch, but I can't expect the
rest of my people to do the same. Is there any chance the ability to do
this will be av
Fabrice Eudes wrote:
> D'ya know if any progress has been made since ?
> really a pity if sub search on postalAddress aren't available :-(
>
You should be able to modify the schema to allow sub-searchs (since you
can do it on other attrs)...
...deon
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