Hello
this is my scenario:
- Centos 5.2 - ldap 2.420 - Mysql 5.07
Ldap is used to authenticate users from Ubuntu systems. We want to storage some info from the connections:
- date - IP
I can see this info on ldap logs, but i want to save this info on a ldap DB (mysql backend if possible). Actually i have configured accesslog overlay, but i think this info is not registered or i can not see it. :p
The question is: is access overlay the tool to register this info? (i think the answer is no) ... and if it is not, how can i do this? I need some advice on this.
Thx
Alberto Frontera wrote:
Ldap is used to authenticate users from Ubuntu systems. We want to storage some info from the connections:
- date
- IP
I can see this info on ldap logs, but i want to save this info on a ldap DB (mysql backend if possible). Actually i have configured accesslog overlay, but i think this info is not registered or i can not see it. :p
The question is: is access overlay the tool to register this info? (i think the answer is no) ... and if it is not, how can i do this? I need some advice on this.
I'd support the idea to also log the client's connection endpoint with slapo-accesslog. Ideally it would be host:port for TCP and the path in case of LDAPI connection.
Ciao, Michael.
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