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On Fri, Mar 16, 2001 at 04:22:55PM -0800, dannyman wrote:
> So, I'm laying out my schema, and it leads me to wonder, can I define an ACL
> that permits someone with a given relationship to an object permission to
> modify particular attributes of that object?
>
> For example, if someone binds with the DN that corresponds to the DN listed
> for my manager attribute, they ought to be able to set, say, my title.
RTFM ...
Looks like this would be expressed something like:
access to attr=title
by dnattr=manager write
Anyone has opinions on what is the best we 2 ldap gateway? web2ldap is this
wonky hard-to-compile python thing. It's ugly, and I hate Python. I know,
that's my problem. web500gw seems a little more promising, but is quite an
experience to try and configure. I also have no idea if it is under active
development or if its security is very trusted, and a few features seem
unimplemented. I am tempted to hack something together, but prefer to not
re-invent the wheel if I can avoid it.
As an alternative, is there perhaps a useful LDAP shell client ... something
that you could interactively bind, run queries on, and edit attributes in in a
reasonably user-friendly manner?
Thanks,
-danny
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