Hi Jens,
one question about possibilities of LDAPUserFolder:
We decide to install only one LDAPUserFolder in the Root-Folder and
configure him to do the authentications against LDAP.
In the subfolders we want to install 'LDAPUserFolders' which should not
be configured again, but use the
well, if all the user folders are configured the same way *except* for the
groups-to-role bit then you should get the functionality you need.
it's not trivial to program something that would allow retrieval of a user
object at the root and then somehow mangle the list of roles based on where
Jens Vagelpohl schrieb:
well, if all the user folders are configured the same way *except* for the
groups-to-role bit then you should get the functionality you need.
Yes, I expect that. but what if you have 100 user-folders configured and need
to change one option ?
a lot or work.
it's
i guess what you would need is an object that looks like a user folder but
most calls are redirected to a second, real, user folder. this object
would need to implement the typical user folder API and redirect most
calls, but override those methods that retrieve/compute the roles for a
given
Hi,
It is common knowledge that we can restrict access
to an object by taking away many of the permissions
from the security manager in the ZMI. Especially
in the case of some objects like Oracle database
connections, you don't want other people to be
able to snag your connect string which
I'm using Zope/Zserver 2.2.4, ZODBCDA v3.1.0b2 and SQL Server 2000. I've
noticed that pages generated from database querries are definitely
single threaded, and these pages are the bulk of my site. My poking
around seems to indicate that ZODBCDA is the single-threaded culprit,
and some emails
