Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Understanding LDAP Authentication

[Chris Weiss]

What he's refering to is to not use LDAP in phpgw, use mail auth, and have IMAP 
auth
to PAM (the default in most systems) and have that auth to LDAP if you wish.  
Mail
auth is easy to setup, When you create your admin user, give it a username the 
same
as an exsisting user on your IMAP serevr.  Then when you login and create more
account, the phpgw password becomes irrelivant as long as the user exsists on 
the
mail server.

Des Dougan (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>At 00:45 9/12/2002, you wrote:
>>This can be jumped. ;)
>>I'm using IMAP authentication, and i've condifured IMAP server to use
>>PAM auth. O;-)
>
>Marco,
>
>Could you elaborate on how you did this? As I noted in a previous message,
>when setting up pGW to use LDAP, it seems to only see one existing user
>account in the LDAP data store, rather than all there. I've added the two
>schema files to the openldap/schema directory on my server, and amended the
>slapd.conf file as indicated in the README, but the pGW LDAP implementation
>still appears to have problems (I'm using.001).
>
>Regards,
>
>
>
>Des Dougan
>
>
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