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Kurt

At 02:39 AM 3/23/2005, Manel Euro wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am reconstructing my company' directory.
>Right now, each location has its own directory.
>My objective is to make use of the hierarchical proprieties of LDAP.
>So I would have the following tree:
>
>
>                                    dc=example,dc=com
>                                                   |
>                                     /                          \
>                              ou=LocationA            ou=LocationB
>                                   /               \                   /    
>         \
>                        ou=People  ou=Group       ou=People   ou=Groups
>
>
>
>Delegating LocationA and LocationB OUs to the admins from A and B.
>My problem is that I want a user A from LocationA to be able to login when he is down in LocationB. The current tree wouldn't allow me to provide that so I created another tree:
>
>
>                                    dc=example,dc=com
>                                                   |
>                                     /                                   \
>                              ou=People                         ou=Groups
>                              /               \                          /  
>               \
>              ou=LocationA ou=LocationB     ou=LocationA   ou=LocationB
>
>and configure /etc/ldap.conf and  /etc/nsswitch to access ou=People and Ou=groups.
>My problem is that I don't know if this will affect the use of the directory and became a problem.
>
>As  I have no experience on this I would like to know what do you think of this DIT?
>
>Thanks,
>MF.
>
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