Tag: ldap
All the articles with the tag "ldap".
SSSD and SUDOers
Updated:All our remote users are using LDAP cached credentials using SSSD. This works really well for users that transition online to offline, with one failing. Wh
sudo-ldap Fails to Authenticate
I mainly use two Linux distros - Manjaro and Debian (or Debian based distro Mint). For most remote workers, I rolled out Manjaro with caching authenticatio
OpenLDAP Hashes
Whilst doing some experimentation with OpenLDAP I found that if I hashed my passwords using SSHA-512 in Apache Directory Studio I would not be able to auth
Exim4 - LDAP Auth
Updated:Having setup postfix and LDAP auth , setting up an Exim server should be within our capabilities. The trouble is I find the exim config a bit scruffy and c
Nginx and LDAP Authentication
Updated:We want a little more control over some of our reverse proxies and wanted to place a little extra burden on the users as possible. To do this we chose to u
Project Gatekeeper, Part 4
This section focusses on the optional configuration of a custom schema for LDAP. It's completely optional, as you can use ready-made LDAP attributes to sto
Caching LDAP with sssd
Updated:Most of the equipment we use is in house wired workstations with a few remote users on a BYOD type setup. What I wanted to try to bring in was a cached aut
NFSv4 and IDMAPD
A simple task of installing Manjaro on my office PC turned into a running battle that burned away the day. When connecting to the NFS share for my home dri
Apache Directory Studio - No More JNDI
Updated:In a previous article Apache Directory Studio – JNDI I explained how to keep the JNDI connection to use LDAP over a socks proxy. It looks like this has gon
Apache Directory Studio
Updated:After upgrading Directory Studio - which is a simple case of extracting the tar.gz file into the location you want the executable eg. $ cd /usr/bin $ sudo