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| I the SUSE package manager has been quite helpful in ensuring the right packages are loaded, but different distributions are obviously going to require different setup information.
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| -The starting point is to build a user database which can be accessed to look up user names and passwords. The starting point for this is an information tree starting with your top level identifier. This is normally the domain name for the site, for instance 'dc=bitweaver,dc=org'
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| +The starting point is to build a user database which can be accessed to look up user names and passwords. The starting point for this is an information tree starting with your top level identifier. This is normally the domain name for the site, for instance 'dc=bitweaver,dc=org' [http://www.idevelopment.info/data/LDAP/LDAP_Resources/DEPLOY_Choosing_a_Base_DN.shtml|This page provides a nice summary on deciding on a base setting] |
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| phpLDAPAdmin is displaying the default set-up that SUSE has provided and this is making things easier to understand. The key to much of the information are the schema outlines which can be accessed from the main menu. And the inetOrgPerson, all of the fields for a 'person' record are listed, and this has been used as the basis for the login lookup.
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