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Altogether now...
Posted on 30 Mar 2009 at 15:43
Simon Brock shows how to put paid to the nightmare of multiple logins with the lightweight directory access protocol.
It was all a bit of a rush towards the end but we got there, and if you follow all the links and instructions I've mentioned here you'll get there too. GOsa will allow you to administer all your users via an LDAP directory, but there remains one huge area that I haven't dealt with here, and that's web Single Sign-On. There are many options for setting this up, but I'll have to talk about those in a future column.
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