speedy zinc wrote:
I'm reading the ACL plugin code, and it mentioned about "LA" or "LAS". I grep the code of the whole DS, but couldn't really figure out what that is. Could someone give a brief explanation about that?
Did you find libaccess and the nsacl headers ? The explanation (not brief unfortunately) lies in there. As far as I can tell, LAS stands for 'Logic Authorization Statement'. But really it's just a thingy in an ACL : like ip=<dotted decimal> or <user=fred>. This all might make more sense in light of the fact that when access control (or at least non-toy access control) was added to the server in the late '90's, the engineer that worked on the project used code from an existing access control facility that was in the Netscape web server at the time (and I guess still is). So all that LAS stuff is to allow abstraction of the specifics of access control (what is to be allowed to do which things to what resources) via call backs. -- Fedora-directory-users mailing list Fedora-directory-users@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-directory-users
