Hi all, just a question.
Does 389 provide a proxy functionality that can be used to identify
immediately the right server to match?
In case it's not supported, is it possible to develop a 389 plugin to manage
it? Once developed, are you interested in merge that feature in the 389
upstream?
Imagine the following configuration:
U - user
P - ldap proxy with two chained server:
* R1- real server 1
* R2 - real server 2
Actually when U issue a search, on P forwards it on both the chained server.
I'd like to know if there's a plugin or some sort of dynamic configuration
that can be used to redirect the search directly on the right server using
some further information provided (eg. regex & co).
Here's a standard use case.
1- DIT:
o=company, ou=italy, { dc=domain1.it, dc=domain2.it, dc=domain3.it}
o=company, ou=france, { dc=domain1.fr, dc=domain2.fr, dc=domain3.fr}
2- Each county is managed by one cluster. The proxy is configured with two
dblink/chain:
ou=italy ->cluster1
ou=france->cluster2
3- the search is done on the proxy using one attribute "mail=user@xxxxxxxxxx"
4- I'd like that all domain matching .it$ are searched first on cluster1, and
conversely if matching .fr$ on cluster2
Obviously if you're interested I'll clarify.
Peace,
R.
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