LDAP TWiki

["Medievalist" <ldap@hbcs.org>]

Er, won't honeypot.net effectively have highly variable bandwidth?  Just 
asking, you understand, not criticizing.

If there's interest, I could put in my notes and links on integrating HP's 
ldapux with OpenLDAP (I run an HP-UX 11 machine with HP-ldapux authentication 
sourced from OpenLDAP running on linux).  I also built a functioning PAM 
configuration once that simultaneously changes passwords in /etc/passwd and 
OpenLDAP using the passwd command that comes with Red Hat, which is handy 
during migrations. 

--Charlie

On 15 Jan 2004 at 10:40, Kirk Strauser wrote:

> At 2004-01-14T17:12:48Z, "Yelich, Scott D." <syelich@commerzbank-usa.com> writes:
> 
> > I'm now simply lurking on this list dredging for when something like a
> > twiki is implemented so I can try again.  Twikis live and die with an
> > active community and this list certain has the more than the required
> > expertise to answer any question and make a twiki system extremely
> > successful.
> 
> I have a nicely running TWiki installation at http://subwiki.honeypot.net/
> and I volunteer it for use for such a project.  I like OpenLDAP, but
> anything that could make it easier to deploy, administer, and use is a
> worthy project to me.
> 
> If anybody's interested, let me know.  It could fit nicely into my
> "Computing" web, or I could create a separate web for it.
> -- 
> Kirk Strauser
> In Googlis non est, ergo non est.
>