I think Ldap has to be THE solution. There are varios trials about this
issue. Good references are
www.ispman.org -- look especially at the
Building Scalable ISPs with open-source softwares
http://www.linuxfocus.org/English/September2000/article173.shtml
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it later. This will not
work
with MySQL.
Daniel Matuschek
Swisscom IP-Plus
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From: Kevin J Menard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Donnerstag, 4. Januar 2001 13:59
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Subject: auth method for scalability
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> I was thinking perhaps a MySQL solution, but even though I can
> isolate
> the rbdm on another machine, it can only be distributed on one
> machine
You may want to look at chapter 11 of the MySQL documentation on
replication.
http://www.mysql.com/docu
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Hello,
I'm looking at a deploying a light webmail system. I am debating
over
what auth method would be best for the task. As far as I can
fortell,
I'd probably only need something for the web server to authenticate
against (to allow one to send mai
