** On May 16, Christian Hammers scribbled:
> Hi
>
> > P.S. Does anyone know if there is there something wrong with the default
> > configuration of OpenLDAP in potato? I cannot connect to my server with
> > any of the command line (or other) tools.
> After a long time fiddling around I've finall
Hi
> P.S. Does anyone know if there is there something wrong with the default
> configuration of OpenLDAP in potato? I cannot connect to my server with
> any of the command line (or other) tools.
After a long time fiddling around I've finally managed to get it running.
As far as I can tell now t
> Debian is using LDAP to authenticate users but I couldnt realize how it's
> done.
apt-get install pam-ldap, or sth like that,
and then switch to ldap authentication using /etc/pam.d/* files..
i tried it, it works like a charm. it even supports md5 hashing,
and i like it.
> How to add/remove e
Carlos Barros wrote:
> Is there any HOWTO's
> Is there any text explaining how does it work? I mean The guide explain how
> to get, untar, configure, compile, install, run, change things, what it is,
> netscape...
The beginnings of a HOWTO is available at
http://www.ice-works.com/personal/LaterDu
Well, I don't know where to start. Well...
There's someone who want to learn LDAP (ME :)
Debian is using LDAP to authenticate users but I couldnt realize how it's
done.
The LDAP-guide is not well documented and I don't understand it very well...
The first problem is to setup an LDAP server. H
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