I have done what you suggested and was able to get what I thought Apache
needed but that didn't seem to work once put into Apache.
I do think you are right, this is the wrong group to ask.
Peter Schober wrote:
* Jeff Shearer [2009-06-02 16:32]:
Over the last 3 days I have played with a number
* Jeff Shearer [2009-06-02 16:32]:
> Over the last 3 days I have played with a number of configurations and
> executed numerous varieties of searchs. But to no good. If you look
> down to the caption "My Best Result," It seems OpenLDAP has made it to
> the point where it is searching the 2 c
Thanks Peter for all of your suggestions. I have followed them all with
the exception of your security recommendations. I have avoided this
matter in an attempt to minimize the complexity of the problem so my
small mind can see what is happening.
As you suggested Peter, I have read logs, rfc
* Peter Schober [2009-05-27 12:33]:
> > I have tried a number of configurations for group authenticaiton, all
> > without success. Following is the current iteration of my apache
> > configuration for the superteam.docs directory:
> >
> >
> >AuthType basic
> >AuthName "Super Team Memb
* Jeff Shearer [2009-05-27 08:43]:
> dn: cn=SuperTeam,ou=groups,dc=my,dc=mydomain,dc=com
> ou: groups
> description: People who are employees of Super Team
> uniqueMember: uid=jeffshearer,dc=my,dc=mydomain,dc=com
> uniqueMember: uid=maeshearer,dc=my,dc=mydomain,dc=com
> objectClass: groupOfUniqueN
I have been trying to implement group-based authentication using LDAP.
But have yet to find the secret. I have been able to implement
individual authentication using the “require ldap-user [username]”
directive successfully.
Some background information: I am using FreeBSD 7.2, Apache 2.2, an
