Lloyd Zusman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [ ... ]
>
> Can anyone tell me what I have to do in slapd.conf (or anywhere else) in
> order to tell my LDAP server that the authldap client is allowed to
> change the password field ... and preferably, in a way that will not
> subsequently break phpldapadmin?
OK, OK ... I found it. I added this to slapd.conf:
access to *
by self write
by anonymous auth
by * read
Now, auth_passwd() works fine, and I can still use phpldapadmin as is.
But this brings up another issue:
When I use auth_passwd(), the new password goes in as a {CRYPT}
password, even though the original password was of type {SSHA}.
Furthermore, in slapd.conf, the following statement exists:
password-hash {SSHA}
So what is causing auth_passwd() to ignore that statement as well as the
original password type, and to store the password as type {CRYPT},
instead?
According to the openldap web site ...
{CRYPT} passwords are supported for migration purposes only. Use
of {SSHA} passwords is recommended.
Is it possible to tell authldap to use the original password type, or at
least the "password-hash" value from slapd.conf, instead of it storing
the new password as type {CRYPT}?
Thanks.
--
Lloyd Zusman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
God bless you.
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