Subversion: LDAP integration using Apache
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Subversion: LDAP integration using Apache
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Re: Subversion: LDAP integration using Apache
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#3This is a system administration HOWTO, not news.
May be you should go to each post you think is not news and post 'This is a _____, not news'.
Re: Subversion: LDAP integration using Apache
#4Thanks
Re: Subversion: LDAP integration using Apache
#5Good article. Can you give a use case where using ldap+apache is useful? Single signon? I've used ldap and apache as separate products but not together and trying to understand where this might be relevant. Thanks
Re: Subversion: LDAP integration using Apache
#6Good article. Can you give a use case where using ldap+apache is useful? Single signon? I've used ldap and apache as separate products but not together and trying to understand where this might be relevant. Thanks
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Re: Subversion: LDAP integration using Apache
#7Re: Subversion: LDAP integration using Apache
#8Good article. Can you give a use case where using ldap+apache is useful? Single signon? I've used ldap and apache as separate products but not together and trying to understand where this might be relevant. Thanks
Re: Subversion: LDAP integration using Apache
#9Good article. Can you give a use case where using ldap+apache is useful? Single signon? I've used ldap and apache as separate products but not together and trying to understand where this might be relevant. Thanks
We use it where I work for access control. We define groups in ActiveDirectory(LDAP) which are then specified for each subversion repository. It works fairly well for this except there is no fine control. You can only specify access or no access, not read only or something like that.