I'd agree for the vast, vast majority of applications. Some weird admins
I know would love the feature. I guess the only option is to shoot Nerf
weapons at them. :-)
Ilja Booij wrote:
On Thursday, Aug 28, 2003, at 13:13 Europe/Amsterdam, Chris Nolan wrote:
I have a question for the wise people of the world who use DBMail!
OpenLDAP has an SQL backend. DBMail talks to PostgreSQL and MySQL.
Would there be any point in getting DBMail to understand the schema
OpenLDAP uses (for performance mainly I'd guess).
So, you'd like to use LDAP authentication, but then bypass that and
use the SQL-backend of the LDAP-server directly?
If this is what your asking then I would say: no there is no point.
I'd say, use the LDAP-API for LDAP and SQL for SQL. (I could point out
the reasons why, but I figure there pretty obvious to everyone).
cheers,
Ilja
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