Lloyd Zusman writes:
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}
Courier does not implement {SSHA}, so it falls back to something it knows.
Pick one of: {SHA}, {SHA256}, and {MD5}.
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