> So when the app creates a new user it inserts a new entry into both
> LDAP and into a table in the DB, maybe "user distingished name" (DN)
> into table USERS...
We have one LDAP context that tells us where the DB is.
We then use a DB entry to set the root "user context" for our users.
Then, all users are relative to that root context, and the relative
path is what we store in the DB for each user. Thus, I can change
the place that users are kept under LDAP, and only have to change
one row in the database, not every user.
tim.
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