Why not just use pGINA (http://pgina.xpasystems.com/) and get rid of worrying
about ADS. See http://pgina.xpasystems.com/ this way you can get Windows boxes
to authenticate directly against an LDAP server with little or no work. Its LDAP
V3 compliant and shourl work with LDAP v2. I know it may not be what you are
looking for but I thought that I would suggest it anyways.
HTH.
Cheers,
Aly.
Ivan Ruskov wrote:
Hi,
I have a couple of windows users and I would like them to be available in
Linux. The FDS has a great feature which is the Active Directory
synchronization. I read attentively the documentation and searched the
source code but I did not find answers to my questions so I post them here.
For a user to be available in Linux she has to have a valid uid number. How
is the field uidNumber populated during inbound synchronization? (same for
the user's home directory)
When the windows users are organized in a tree of OUs do I have to create
the containers in FDS manually or are they created automatically by the
synchronization plug-in? (the FDS documentation mentions something about
this but it wasn't very clear to me)
Thanks.
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