On Wed, Oct 03, 2001 at 01:04:42PM -0600, Slepp Lukwai wrote: > Well, outside of the scripts and programs I've written for simple > management, I was wondering if anyone uses something they rather like for > administering their LDAP databases? > > I've tried out LDAP Browser/Editor, the Java one, and it's not too bad, > but the speed isn't quite what I'd like to see. Some of the other > Linux/UNIX managers that are open source tend to lack something, and I've > yet to try any of the commercial Windows clients. (I've also used some PHP > ones, and the speed is definitely not what I want to see, but they > function :) > > So, I'm just curious to see what everyone tends to use for managing users. > You can just reply to me personally instead of the list, if you prefer to > keep the list traffic down.
I've written an application called LAST that's intended to be a generic interface to editing objects in LDAP, with lots of options for display preferences and security settings. It's working pretty well, and the last few things that need to be implemented (Templates and Sub-Object support) are being sorted out now. It requires a bit of setup, as you must describe your schema using a Stub language, which then creates OO Perl modules. It works great, though, and gives you lots of flexibility. http://www.sysadminsith.org/software/last Adam -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] - (http://sysadminsith.org) Evil Lord of the Sysadmin Sith Darth Rmdashrf
