AW: LiveUser LDAP Active Directory Auth Container

> Von: Helgi Þormar Þorbjörnsson
> 
> 
> But does it require  people to have the user also in a
DB 
> (for LU sakes, to link for perms and such ?)
I store the perm in a own mysql db and use the auth
container to get the auth_user_id.

> 
> I mean since I don't know LDAP that much I have to ask
like 
> an idiot, sorry, but is it possible to pull in the 
> permissions groups and users have in ldap ? 
> 
> Or perhaps I'm misremembering how LDAP stores
permissions 
> 

I use the Active Directory and LDAP to read it. So with an
AD only a simple perm container is possible. (check if a
user is member of a group).
 
With a customzied LDAP it would be possible to store and
read the permissions. But an AD LDAP can't be customzied (so
far I know).


... thaler.

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On 6/6/07, Thaler Jörg <Joerg.Thalerinowatt.at> wrote:
>
>
> > Von: Helgi Þormar Þorbjörnsson
> >
> >
> > But does it require  people to have the user also
in a DB
> > (for LU sakes, to link for perms and such ?)
> I store the perm in a own mysql db and use the auth
container to get the
> auth_user_id.
>
> >
> > I mean since I don't know LDAP that much I have to
ask like
> > an idiot, sorry, but is it possible to pull in
the
> > permissions groups and users have in ldap ?
> >
> > Or perhaps I'm misremembering how LDAP stores
permissions 
> >
>
> I use the Active Directory and LDAP to read it. So with
an AD only a
> simple perm container is possible. (check if a user is
member of a group).
>
> With a customzied LDAP it would be possible to store
and read the
> permissions. But an AD LDAP can't be customzied (so far
I know).


Ahhhh 
Thanks for explaining.

 - Helgi