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Hello,
I've spent some time looking at documentation and I haven't found an answer to this question: I've got a debian box running apache. Can I query an edirectory server from the debian box? I've seen some notes about running apache and mod_edir together on a netware server, but I'd like to set up a situation where users can login to a remote website and login using their netware credentials. If it's not obvious I'm also fairly new to this, so any pointers are more than welcome. Thanks a lot, Eric White |
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ewhite@ssc.wisc.edu (Eric White) wrote in message news:<7caa77d1.0407220945.315be78@posting.google.c om>...
> I've spent some time looking at documentation and I haven't found an > answer to this question: > > I've got a debian box running apache. Can I query an edirectory > server from the debian box? First, install mod_ldap if it's not already there. Second, here's a snippet from my httpd.conf that I use to accomplish what you're asking: <Directory "/PATH/HERE/htdocs/loginhere"> Order allow,deny allow from all AuthType Basic AuthLDAPDereferenceAliases never AuthName "Wisconsin Web Site" AuthLDAPAuthoritative on AuthLDAPURL ldap://LDAP_IP_ADDR_HERE:389/o=XXX require valid-user </Directory> We actually use Novell's eDirectory too, however, Apache doesn't care what flavor it is; as long as the standard LDAP calls will work. |
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