s,dc=acme,dc=com"
roleName=cn
roleSearchMatching="(member:=uid={1})"
roleSearchSubtree=true
;
};
3. Fire it up...
You can then perform your runtime tasks using the LDAP admin tool.
Hope this helps,
Robin
http://www.nabble.com/file/p16984528/sample.ldif
BC right now, but I know one of these days soon I'm going to
>>> have to write one because all my JAAS stuff is in there (I did write a
>>> JAAS auth module for JDBC which works). You'll probably need something
>>> like that too in order to authenticate the users from your data store.
>>> As a guess I'd say it might take a couple days to unravel the
>>> AuthorizationMap interface and implement something that works. Have a go
>>> at it!
>>>
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something like that
>> too in order to authenticate the users from your data store. As a guess
>> I'd say it might take a couple days to unravel the AuthorizationMap
>> interface and implement something that works. Have a go at it!
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th module
> for JDBC which works). You'll probably need something like that too in
> order to authenticate the users from your data store. As a guess I'd say
> it might take a couple days to unravel the AuthorizationMap interface and
> implement something that works.
say it might
take a couple days to unravel the AuthorizationMap interface and implement
something that works. Have a go at it!
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I have activemq running and a new user asks for an account. Is it possible to
add users and groups on the fly to the list of users and groups in activemq
without restarting it?
If so, how?
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