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whole the appreciation goes to Tom Yeo. Chris Shayan 11 de diciembre de 2009 2:34
Hi Chris, Can you add some more details about... Jorge Ferrer 11 de diciembre de 2009 9:53
Hey about mentionidng the name you're right,... Chris Shayan 12 de diciembre de 2009 10:31
Also, since I spent some time to find out:... Bruno Vernay 22 de octubre de 2010 5:09

Chris Shayan
whole the appreciation goes to Tom Yeo.
Publicado el día 11/12/09 2:34.
Jorge Ferrer
Hi Chris,

Can you add some more details about the configuration?

Also, please avoid mentioning names in the wiki article text, since that discourages further collaboration by other community members.
Publicado el día 11/12/09 9:53.
Chris Shayan
Hey
about mentionidng the name you're right, but in the comments i should mention the Tom Yeo's name just to take care about his credit as well. Thx for notice.

What kind of detail configuration you want to know?
Publicado el día 12/12/09 10:31 en respuesta a Jorge Ferrer.
Bruno Vernay
Also, since I spent some time to find out: "isMemberOf" is an "Operational" attribute.

It means that it is calculated from the Group's "member" (or "uniqueMember") attribute, which by opposition is a "User defined" attribute.

Why it is important ? Because "Operational" attribute does not behave like "User defined" attribute. For example, if you define an ACL to authorize read access to all attribute, you may write:
aciemoticontarget = "ldap:///ou=people,dc=ZZtop,dc=com")
(targetattr="*")
(version 3.0; acl "Read all user defined attributes";
allow (read) userdn="ldap:///uid=LifBind,ou=systemAccount,dc=ZZtop,dc=com";)

But if you want to be able to read the "operational" attribute "isMemberOf", you will have to be specific: (targetattr="*||isMemberOf")

Hope that it will avoid others to loose some hours.
By the way check out OpenDJ: http://forgerock.com/opendj.html
Publicado el día 22/10/10 5:09.