2010/2/25 Natr Brazell <natrbrazell at gmail.com>: > All, > I'm new to the community and apologize if posting to the wrong area. ?I'm > looking for "_current_" information relating to a forum or documentation on > RHEL Directory Server wrt to application integration. ?I'm making the > assumption that the FDS is a parallel effort. ?I've used RHDS for basic user > authentication but would like to do more with it. ?The docs that come with > it are pretty extensive but really don't cover basic things such as > integrating say autofs etc. ?Everywhere I read it says things like "you can > easily extend it to do ..." ?but no where does it say "here's how". > ?Probably just looking in the wrong places. > If this is the wrong area, please advise on where to post if you know. ?No > flaming please. > Nate > -- > 389 users mailing list > 389-users at lists.fedoraproject.org > https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/389-users > Natr, How applications integrate with 389 is normally the job of the application developer. I can give you two examples of this: sudo and as you mentioned autofs. Normally such applications supply a schema file that defines how the data it needs should be structured. LDAP servers like 389 do not know what the data is or how it is used, they only know how to store,search,modify, and delete it. If you are interested in having your own application integrate with LDAP you should begin by learning how to design new schema, or possibly use/reuse already existing schema if applicable. If you are interested in learning how autofs integrates with LDAP that documentation would be found with the autofs vendor.
