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<0> not sure if this is the right place... But does anyone know how to get the SASL mechanism used when using py-ldap's sasl_interactive_bind_s()?
<0> this is when you use the method and didn't give a sasl_mech when creating the ldap.sasl.sasl object.
<1> tmclaugh: doesn't your ldap server have a default sasl mech? ;)
<1> I haven't played with python-ldap much myself
<0> JoBbZ: well, sasl_interactive_bind_s() does a ldap_pvt_sasl_getmechs() which is an anonymous lookup ino LDAP for the available SASL mechs. The strongest one is selected and used.
<0> but ldap_pvt_sasl_getmechs() isn't available. :-/
<0> I'm trying to write a module and some scripts around py-ldap that behaves like the ldap* comandline tools.
<0> I may just recreate ldap_pvt_sasl_getmechs() and always call sasl_interactive_bind_s() with the information.
<2> hi all :)
<2> i'm using a ldap server with authentification via saslauthd
<2> now i'm creating my access policys
<2> is there a variable for sasl-usernames?
<2> i mean, for example login via: ldapsearch -U username@domain.tld
<2> and i want to allow any logged in user to get write access to a subdir in the tree
<2> hm, perhaps i should explain a bit further
<2> i try to paint a litlle tree
<2> + dc=mydomain,dc=tld
<2> + ou=user
<2> + ou=user@mydomain.tld
<2> + ou=private-addressbook
<2> and now i want the following:
<2> logged in users should be posiible to read-write in their own ou-dir and subdirs (eg the adressbook), other user shouldn't
<3> HammerFall: www.grotan.com/ldap/ has a nice slapd.access.conf which explains that scenario
<2> cool :)
<2> thank you very much
<2> hm - nothing there about Sasl i think?
<4> good afternoon
<4> I'm experiancing some problems accessing an OpenLDAP tree. I can read and write to it but I can't fetch the schema's so I can't create a new object. Any clue anybody?
<5> Gagatan: you here?
<5> benk!
<5> have you done any custom schemas?
<3> Deep6: yep
<5> Gagatan: was that a yes, to my custom schema question?
<3> both ;)
<5> ahhh
<5> can you lend a hand my friend
<5> ;)
<3> shoot
<5> I am tryin to add an extra object cl*** called fooBranch
<3> ok
<5> or create I suppose
<5> I want it to be an extension of a locality
<5> can I pm you something for a sec?
<3> shure
<6> hi all, is there a way to add a field to a bulk of users, openldap
<7> hello
<3> abdonly: you can write a small script to generate an apropriate ldif-file for ldapmodify
<6> can you please explain more?
<6> do i have to create a new LDIF for the new users
<3> are these new ldapobjects, or existing objects you want to add an extra attribute?
<6> i mean a script to add the field per user in the new ldif file and then import that?
<3> yep
<6> too much?
<3> what do you mean?
<7> im tring to find docs on setting up ldap for use with outlook 2003...anyone have a good url? I'm tring to find out what items match to what fields in outlook
<5> Gagatan: you p*** out ?
<3> a bit hung over, but not yet ;)
<1> wick20: good luck
<1> outlook ****s
<7> ya? better then alot of other things ive tried for an office solution
<7> esp when you want to integrate your email client into office automation
<7> IMO anyway
<8> Hello, is there a standard (non-random-patch) way to enable PKI support for ssh logins?
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