[wplug] LDAP
Shawn Henderson
shawn at techcoms.net
Sun Jul 18 09:08:50 EDT 2004
I too am looking for basically M$ Exchange functionality. I have been
looking at mostly goupware solutions to provide this. I found this ..
http://openchange.althost.net/ I havent installed it yet but Im looking
to test this in the next few weeks. If anyone has tried this please let
me know the results..
Jason Jerome wrote:
> Does anyone have any information on LDAP for a novice? I am interning
> at a small company that just uses a POP server as a mail client. This
> is excellent for me, since I can use Thunderbird instead of Outlook for
> my email.
>
> However, there is no way to share our contact lists amongst each other.
> Right now, someone emails a file with all the updated email addresses
> in it, and everyone just uses their version of Outlook to import them.
>
> I've been looking for a way to provide an easy way for us to keep a
> common shared address book for the company. I've come across LDAP
> before, but I never really understood what it was doing.
>
>>From as far as I can tell, it provides a server where applications can
> get information about users. I thought for a while that it was using
> some hybrid directory structure on a server, but I've read some stuff
> that leads me to believe that isn't the case.
> Are there any good guides that can explain LDAP from a novice point of
> view? Maybe even a simple LDAP server I could set up as a proof of
> concept? I went to the OpenLDAP website, but I'm not even sure if that
> is the best one out there. I remembered reading a few emails on this
> list about LDAP.
>
> We have a Linux server right now for our BugZilla installation, but I'd
> probably be setting it up at home on my Fedora box. Anyone have any
> suggestions where I could start? Is this overkill for the results I'm
> looking for?
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
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