Re: [389-users] How to let users change their passwords?

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I just downloaded the Windows Console and tried to access the server
through http://myserver:myport with a regular user.  Once I got in
with this regular user, I could list the whole directory and actually
changed the password for this account.  I think Windows Console can be
used for this purpose to work with 389 and with some stricter ACI we
can even limit what the users can list/search....  But I still would
like to know what you are using and please share your experiences on
this....

Thank you.

On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 1:29 PM, Steven Truong <midair77@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Dear, all.  I have been searched low and high for a tool that can let
> users to change their passwords in 389 DS or OpenLDAP?  I think there
> is a real need for such a tool and I hope that people already wrote
> such a tool...
>
> Please share your ways of how you allow your users to change their
> passwords or other setup/architecture that allow this function.
>
> Beside that, I also recommend Apache Studio as a great tool to work
> with LDAP servers.....
> Thank you in advance.
>
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