Hello ABBAS Alain
Am 2013-08-06 21:42, schrieb ABBAS Alain:
I m trying to figure how to have some restrictuion for users who are at
the exterior of the company
My thoughts was to run 2 instances of sogod on a different port with 2
differents config file
the Second configfile wil enfore
HelloI thought to this solution but the user must log with one domain and with another depending the side who he is that is not really friendlyi will install another sogo in another machine in the dmz who will connect to the same databasei think i could make it more easly in this waybut it would
HElloI m trying to figure how to have some restrictuion for users who are at the exterior of the companyMy thoughts was to run 2 instances of sogod on a different port with 2 differents config filethe Second configfile wil enfore the ldap filer by check if the user is member of a specific group
On 13-08-06 3:42 PM, ABBAS Alain wrote:
There is a way to pass on the daemon command line the configfile name ?
This is not possible at the moment.
You could however run both daemons as a different user. Each user could have
their own ~/GNUstep/.GNUstepDefaults.
IMO we should support
