Hi, I'd like to set up a minimal ldap server just for authentication (bind) purposes. No attributes need to be stored apart from uid and userPassword. I'd like to insert entries like
dn: uid=john.smith@myorg.com,ou=people,dc=myorg,dc=com objectClass: ????? uid: john.smith@myorg.com userPassword: secret
(If I use objectClass: inetOrgPerson I need to enter cn and sn as well, which I don't wont)
Can I achieve this? Thanks a lot, Stefano
Stefano Zanmarchi ha scritto:
Hi, I'd like to set up a minimal ldap server just for authentication (bind) purposes. No attributes need to be stored apart from uid and userPassword. I'd like to insert entries like
dn: uid=john.smith@myorg.com,ou=people,dc=myorg,dc=com objectClass: ????? uid: john.smith@myorg.com userPassword: secret
(If I use objectClass: inetOrgPerson I need to enter cn and sn as well, which I don't wont)
Can I achieve this? Thanks a lot, Stefano
you could define your own objectclass...
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Stefano Zanmarchi writes:
I'd like to set up a minimal ldap server just for authentication (bind) purposes. No attributes need to be stored apart from uid and userPassword.
dn: uid=john.smith@myorg.com,ou=people,dc=myorg,dc=com # from cosine.schema, requires uid (and allows a few other attrs) objectClass: account # from core.schema, requires userPassword objectClass: simpleSecurityObject uid: john.smith@myorg.com userPassword: secret
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