Re: Debian and LDAP

2000-07-30 Thread Christian Hammers
Hello On Sun, 30.07.00 18:24 +0200, Dariush Pietrzak wrote: > And to list members I've got a little question about performance - > I am getting this strange feeling that sql server can authenticate > my users faster, and it's more straight-forward ( without using Are you sure that you used indice

proftpd & pam

2000-07-30 Thread sashahom
Hello debian-isp, Hello All. I've got proftpd 1.2.0pre10-2. I can't compel proftpd to authorize users by PAM. Would you like to explain to me how it does? -- Best regards, sashahom mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Debian and LDAP

2000-07-30 Thread Christian Hammers
Hello On Sun, 30.07.00 18:24 +0200, Dariush Pietrzak wrote: > And to list members I've got a little question about performance - > I am getting this strange feeling that sql server can authenticate > my users faster, and it's more straight-forward ( without using Are you sure that you used indic

proftpd & pam

2000-07-30 Thread sashahom
Hello debian-isp, Hello All. I've got proftpd 1.2.0pre10-2. I can't compel proftpd to authorize users by PAM. Would you like to explain to me how it does? -- Best regards, sashahom mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with

Re: Debian and LDAP

2000-07-30 Thread Dariush Pietrzak
> Should anyone be interested, I've documented my experience here and > provide pointers for deployment. > > http://www.imaginator.com/~simon/ldap > > I'm curious, what are other list members doing with ldap? I am trying to migrate all my pop users to ldap, well... that's easy, and provide

Debian and LDAP

2000-07-30 Thread Simon Tennant
Hey list. I recently completed migration to ldap for all our authentication. Already this is proving to be a godsend. Being able to delete a user out of a single directory and not have to ssh into 50 production machines to star out their password gives me that warm feeling. LDAP on linux and pa

Re: Debian and LDAP

2000-07-30 Thread Dariush Pietrzak
> Should anyone be interested, I've documented my experience here and > provide pointers for deployment. > > http://www.imaginator.com/~simon/ldap > > I'm curious, what are other list members doing with ldap? I am trying to migrate all my pop users to ldap, well... that's easy, and provid

Debian and LDAP

2000-07-30 Thread Simon Tennant
Hey list. I recently completed migration to ldap for all our authentication. Already this is proving to be a godsend. Being able to delete a user out of a single directory and not have to ssh into 50 production machines to star out their password gives me that warm feeling. LDAP on linux and p