mdevin said: > So I did the following: > Created a short ldif file to add user mark to the ldap directory > Used ldapadd to add the user and group. And it worked!
cool! that was easy, huh:) > So you would expect ssh to fall back to pam_unix.so etc. yep, which is useful for doing host-based ACLs from ldap(something I will add to my HOWTO real soon) > I haven't any experience with Wiki etc. that you mention. The real reason > I wanted to get this stuff to work was so that I could try and get postfix > and Courier IMAP to use it and then install Jamm. I was reading the howto > at: > http://jamm.sourceforge.net/howto/single-html/mailserver.html that looks interesting, i've been wanting to do that too. have to learn how to get virtual hosting right with ldap/postfix first, still haven't figured it out(but haven't tried hard yet) > Which seemed like a neat way to manage a mail server even if it does > provide more functionality than I need. Also I am keen on installing > JBoss and Tomcat and experimenting more with Java webapps and EJBs. damn, sounds like quite a setup :) nate -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
