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Re: does LDAP(AD, eDir, OpenLDAP)necessary for iFolder ?
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Anders Gustafsson
Dec 21, 2009, 8:28:07 AM12/21/09
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Needee,
> does LDAP(MS AD, eDirectory, OpenLDAP) necessary for iFolder ?
>
You need an LDAP server, yes.
> does LDAP(MS AD, eDirectory, OpenLDAP) necessary for iFolder ?
>
You need an LDAP server, yes.
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Anders Gustafsson
Dec 22, 2009, 2:24:38 AM12/22/09
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Dominik w,
> when configuring :
> /usr/bin/simias-server-setup
> Use LDAP: N
>
Cannot find anything about that in the iFolder docs though. I always
assumed that iFolder required LDAP, where else should it find users?
> when configuring :
> /usr/bin/simias-server-setup
> Use LDAP: N
>
Cannot find anything about that in the iFolder docs though. I always
assumed that iFolder required LDAP, where else should it find users?
Anders Gustafsson
Dec 23, 2009, 9:09:15 AM12/23/09
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Dominik w,
> When iFolder is configured without LDAP it uses local database (not
> /etc/passwd - you need to create users via http://ifolder.ip/admin)
>
OK: I was not aware of that, the tought of yet another user database
frightens me :)
> When iFolder is configured without LDAP it uses local database (not
> /etc/passwd - you need to create users via http://ifolder.ip/admin)
>
OK: I was not aware of that, the tought of yet another user database
frightens me :)
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