Subj : Re: Idiots intro to LDAP - Where?
To   : comp.os.linux,comp.os.linux.misc
From : Michael Heiming
Date : Fri Sep 10 2004 07:04 am

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( Followup-To to (for me) invalid ng, ignored )

In comp.os.linux.misc Patrick  McDonnell <pmcdonnell@muncc.marmionacademy.org> suggested:
> Michael W Cocke wrote:

>>>> I'm fed up with trying to maintain individual system user and Group, I
[..]
>>>If there are much workstations, you should take a look at LTSP
>>>(ltsp.org), which saves lots of admin work.

> LTSP doesn't work with LDAP yet, AFAIK (though I'm told its being worked
> on).  It does use NIS, but even that isn't necessary.

There are at least 2 docs/packages concerning ldap in the contrib
area (www.ltsp.org). Haven't used it, using NIS is IIRC the
easiest to allow login to a thin client, if you want to run local
apps. 

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