"Francois Marot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello all OpenLDAP users, > > I'm quite new to LDAP and I need to modify a currently existing LDAP database. > There exist users in the database which can authentify, and I would like to > add a > specific parameter on some of those users to enable write access to them (for > the > moment they only have read access) > For example I currently have 2 users: > > uid=user1,ou=Users,dc=myCompany,dc=fr > uid=user2,ou=Users,dc=myCompany,dc=fr > > I changed my schema in order to be able to define an attribute admin="TRUE" > on user1. > Now, I would like that only user1 could change anything in the database, and > not user2. > How would I do that ? > Is it possible to define an ACL based on the attribute of a DN ?
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