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04-21-2003 04:03 AM
04-21-2003 04:03 AM
pam_ldap / ldap authentication
Hello,
Is there somebody who is using pam_ldap?
I want to authenticate the users against a LDAP server, without changing something on the current ldap. (so LDAP-UX is not an option).
I tried pam_ldap from padl, but after I installed it, the syslog complains the he couldn't open this file. (while it exists, and the file permissions are correct).
Now is my question: Is somebody using that pam_ldap on a HP-UX 11i , or is their another ways to authenticate agians an ldap server?
Is there somebody who is using pam_ldap?
I want to authenticate the users against a LDAP server, without changing something on the current ldap. (so LDAP-UX is not an option).
I tried pam_ldap from padl, but after I installed it, the syslog complains the he couldn't open this file. (while it exists, and the file permissions are correct).
Now is my question: Is somebody using that pam_ldap on a HP-UX 11i , or is their another ways to authenticate agians an ldap server?
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04-21-2003 12:21 PM
04-21-2003 12:21 PM
Re: pam_ldap / ldap authentication
We are using LDAP/UX and sharing our burden with a certain vendor who has yet to put out a quality product since it's Fortran 77.
We finally gave up trying to make the Joint environment work for several reasons.
Unix uses permissions in a manner that another OS not Novell cannot really handle.
Tim
We finally gave up trying to make the Joint environment work for several reasons.
Unix uses permissions in a manner that another OS not Novell cannot really handle.
Tim
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04-21-2003 12:25 PM
04-21-2003 12:25 PM
Re: pam_ldap / ldap authentication
We tried another way using custom socket routines that worked.
It worked, but the Upper Level management did't like homegrown code for the solution when it wasn't through the normal channels of the development group. code reviews, flowcharting, walkthroughs of pseudocode. I think in C. Sorry I can't write in English...
Tim
It worked, but the Upper Level management did't like homegrown code for the solution when it wasn't through the normal channels of the development group. code reviews, flowcharting, walkthroughs of pseudocode. I think in C. Sorry I can't write in English...
Tim
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