Posted on February 19, 2008 by montanaflynn
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 [...]
Filed under: Hosting, OSX, Servers, Xserve | Tagged: ACL, apple.schema, directory, LDAPv3, OpenLDAP, OSX Clients | 1 Comment »
Posted on February 7, 2008 by montanaflynn
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 [...]
Filed under: Leopard, OSX, Servers, Software, Web Development | Tagged: ACL, LDAP, open directory, slapd.conf | Leave a Comment »