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Re: ACL examples
Is there some special features in 2.1.x that I really need to do this? I
am running stock RH tools for LDAP and the basics are working OK I would
like to write my app for an out of the box install if possible. But if
this is not possible I guess by the time it is done 2.1 or better will
be in the stock distros.
Anyway before I go to the pain of a custom install I want to know if it
is absolutely necessary.
Thanks for your tips I did find some posts that look like they might
help but I have not tested them yet.
Tom
On Fri, 2003-02-07 at 23:54, Tony Earnshaw wrote:
> lør, 2003-02-08 kl. 04:48 skrev Tom Possin:
>
> > I'm wondering if it is possible to create an ACL that would allow an ou
> > below a users record to be (for lack of better word) owned by the user.
> > This would be good for me as I am writing a client in which I would like
> > to include the ability for users to create private(or semi-private)
> > lists that they could maintain/add-to etc.
>
> > If this is possible does anyone have an example? I could not find one in
> > the docs I have seen.
> >
> > Or is their a better way to structure such a directory to get this
> > functionality maybe?
>
> It's perfectly possible - I do it myself:
>
> 1: Make sure you're running a recent Openldap version, preferably in the
> 2.1 series;
>
> 2: Search the archives on regex, dn.subtree and dn.chidren, since there
> have been discussions on this subject and you'd do best to follow them.
>
> Best,
>
> Tony
>
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>
> Tony Earnshaw
>
> When all's said and done ...
> there's nothing left to say or do.
>
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>
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