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Integrating OSX Clients with an OpenLDAP Directory

This is an article by Adam Shand  you can view the original article at http://www.spack.org/wiki/AppleOsxIntegrationWithOpenLdap.
Where I work is primarily a RedhatLinux shop, with a smattering of MicrosoftWindows, SgiIrix and Apple Osx. While we will remain primarily a Linux house for cost reasons, Apple Osx is becoming an increasingly important part of our corporate workflow [...]

Leopard Server: Using ACLs with Open Directory

In Leopard, Workgroup Manager supports rudimentary ACLs for the LDAP database. We’re all familiar with Access Control Lists by now. Especially in the Mac OS X Server community. However, we might not all be familiar with ACLs as they’re implemented in LDAP. But we should be, because LDAP is being used more and more as [...]