LDAP

I've been off and on the same type of project for awhile, I keep having
drop it to go and make that stuff that pays the bills ;-(.

I fully understand in a personal way the pain in figuring out that the
FQDN and TLS. SASL had a certain entertainment factor as well.

What I'm curious about is:

1. What combination of schemas did you end up using?
2. What version of openldap are you using? Mostly I'm interested if
you're using 2.1.
3. What (if any) application are you using to manage the user accounts?
I got stuck on this one. I looked at directory_administrator but it
didn't knock my socks off.

FWIW, if you're using autofs, it can be put very nicely into LDAP.

rna

On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, Craig White wrote:

> Perhaps some of you have done this many times but I just finally found
> the end of the rainbow. I even remember a thread on this base about LDAP
> mocking him - and it mocked me and it mocked me. It was the single
> hardest thing that I have ever learned on Linux.
>
> Set up Linux server - LDAP with TLS - self generated certificates from
> self certificate server - pulled in Users/Groups/Hosts from existing
> Linux mail/internet server, joined Windows Domain and slurped up the
> Windows Users/Groups/etc. and am ready to promote it to PDC. Will be
> revising group policies tomorrow and then it's on to roaming profiles
> and I am done. Linux Mail Server - Windows NT Server and Macintosh
> Server are all being rolled into one set of user
> accounts/passwords/policies to manage.
>
> I find that I want to find the phone hidden in the pads on the goal post
> in the endzone and there's no football to sign with the Sharpie that's
> in my socks so I'll settle for posting up here.
>
> Craig
>
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