Dear list,
I am really fade up and need your kind guidance to solve the problem.
I have OpenLDAP based addressbook. Users are located under ou=users,virtualDomain=kolkata.opendingo.com,dc=suse,dc=ldap
basedn of personal adresbook ou=personal,ou=contacts,ou=contacts,virtualDomain=kolkata.opendingo.com,dc=suse,dc=ldap
I need such an ACL so that only owner can read his addressbook.
The ACL for this is
access to dn.regex="cn=([^,]+),ou=personal,ou=contacts,ou=contacts,virtualDomain=([^,]+),dc=suse,dc=ldap$" by dn.regex="uid=([^,]+),ou=users,virtualDomain=$2,dc=suse,dc=ldap" read by users none
but all the users can see others personal addresbook. Kindly suggest where I have done mistake. thanks for your kind support
JOYDEEP writes:
access to dn.regex="cn=([^,]+),ou=personal,ou=contacts,ou=contacts,virtualDomain=([^,]+),dc=suse,dc=ldap$"
This matches a DN whose RDN is a 'cn', immediately below ou=personal, but not subtrees below ou=personal nor RDNs that are not 'cn's. Is that intentional?
by dn.regex="uid=([^,]+),ou=users,virtualDomain=$2,dc=suse,dc=ldap" read
Try by dn.expand="uid=$1,ou=users,virtualDomain=$2,dc=suse,dc=ldap" read
by users none
There is an implicit 'by * none' at the end of each access statement, so that line is not necessary. And I assume you want to stop anonymous access as well, so it's not as if the 'by users' statement is very informative.
<quote who="JOYDEEP">
Dear list,
I am really fade up and need your kind guidance to solve the problem.
I have OpenLDAP based addressbook. Users are located under ou=users,virtualDomain=kolkata.opendingo.com,dc=suse,dc=ldap
basedn of personal adresbook ou=personal,ou=contacts,ou=contacts,virtualDomain=kolkata.opendingo.com,dc=suse,dc=ldap
I need such an ACL so that only owner can read his addressbook.
The ACL for this is
access to dn.regex="cn=([^,]+),ou=personal,ou=contacts,ou=contacts,virtualDomain=([^,]+),dc=suse,dc=ldap$" by dn.regex="uid=([^,]+),ou=users,virtualDomain=$2,dc=suse,dc=ldap" read by users none
but all the users can see others personal addresbook. Kindly suggest where I have done mistake. thanks for your kind support
Did you read http://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/1005.html
Gavin.
Hallvard B Furuseth wrote:
JOYDEEP writes:
access to dn.regex="cn=([^,]+),ou=personal,ou=contacts,ou=contacts,virtualDomain=([^,]+),dc=suse,dc=ldap$"
This matches a DN whose RDN is a 'cn', immediately below ou=personal, but not subtrees below ou=personal nor RDNs that are not 'cn's. Is that intentional?
Hi Hallvard, thanks for your kind response. here is the address entry of an user bisu
*uid=96d587132dc79e9cb5acf0c007255008,cn=admin,ou=personal,ou=contacts,ou=contacts,virtualDomain=kolkata.opendingo.com,dc=suse,dc=ldap*
at first I had ^cn=([^,]+) but then nothing can be seen. after changing it to cn=([^,]+) address entries are visible.
There was also a line like attrs=entry but after omitting it everything is working. by the way what is the meaning of that entry ?
More over my present config can't prevent a user to see others personal addressbook. how can I prevent this ?
thanks once again
by dn.regex="uid=([^,]+),ou=users,virtualDomain=$2,dc=suse,dc=ldap" read
Try by dn.expand="uid=$1,ou=users,virtualDomain=$2,dc=suse,dc=ldap" read
by users none
There is an implicit 'by * none' at the end of each access statement, so that line is not necessary. And I assume you want to stop anonymous access as well, so it's not as if the 'by users' statement is very informative.
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JOYDEEP