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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Rolands Mekšs <ro...@solcraft.lv> on 2006/08/31 18:27:47 UTC
[users@httpd] require group posixGroup (LDAP)
I have LDAP directory with groups of class posixGroup (to do /etc/groups
functionality on servers ). I want LDAP to take over Apache2.2
authentification also. It's important to me that i can restrict access
to resorces by "require group" directive. However i'm having problems,
as it seems to me that mod_auth_ldap doesn't "understand" groups of
class posixGroup. When i create group of class groupOfUniqueNames
everything works fine, but again i can not do Posix group accounting. Is
there any way to make Apache look at my posixGroup objects?
Re: [users@httpd] require group posixGroup (LDAP)
Posted by Rolands Mekšs <ro...@solcraft.lv>.
It's driving me crazy. I'm stuck with this problem for 3 days, and i
can't believe this bullshit. I don't want to make redundant groups for
linux/samba and for apache users! this is ridiculous. Group is a group.
i don't know what to do. I tried to make some filter in AuthLDAPURL, so
it would manually filter users which belong to posixGroup, but i
couldn't make it. I can't believe noone faced this....
Rolands Mek�s wrote:
> I have LDAP directory with groups of class posixGroup (to do
> /etc/groups functionality on servers ). I want LDAP to take over
> Apache2.2 authentification also. It's important to me that i can
> restrict access to resorces by "require group" directive. However i'm
> having problems, as it seems to me that mod_auth_ldap doesn't
> "understand" groups of class posixGroup. When i create group of class
> groupOfUniqueNames everything works fine, but again i can not do Posix
> group accounting. Is there any way to make Apache look at my
> posixGroup objects?
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