Sigurður Bjarnason wrote:
It depends - what is the client? If the client is an OS, Fedora DS uses the standard posix objectclasses and attributes.Hi allI am new to Fedora Directory Server, I have manage to set it up all right but I have one simple question as such.. JBefore I will put a lot of effort into setting it up for my production env I would like to know atleast one thing…. When I manage to connect client
You can't control this through the directory server unless the client can already model the file/folder relationships through the directory server. Usually clients don't do this unless you are using some sort of policy engine like SiteMinder, and even that won't work for OS file/folder permissions. That is normally used for web site URL access.to the directory server will I be able to control the users access to client thought the directory on file level?That is if for some reason I would not allow the user to access or read certain files or folders on the client could that be controlled in the Directory ?
Usually ldap+os integration means that you still set file/folder ownership and permissions using the familiar chown and chmod commands, but the actual uid/gid information is looked up in ldap rather than from /etc/passwd and /etc/groups.
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