I would suggest phpQLAdmin (http://www.adfinis.com/projects/phpQLAdmin/en_vhist.php) Looks nice, but mostly I use home-grown scripts :)
Franky On Fri, 5 Oct 2001 23:47:30 -0700 adam jacob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 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 >
