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Atricore’s JOSSO is an open source and commercially supported Internet Single Sign-On (FSSO) solution for point-and-click and standards-based (SAML2) Internet-scale SSO implementations. For more information contact us at : http://www.josso.org

Web application for browsing and searching contact details within an LDAP directory. Supports Microsoft/Samba Active Directory, OpenLDAP and Novell eDirectory.

mod_psldap is an Apache module for leveraging LDAP services built on the OpenLDAP library and the Apache APIs, to include web based A&A, web based updates to the LDAP store, server-side XSLT processing, and session management across servers.

...The process is as follows: 1) Export user objects of source forest using LDIFDE (a tool provided by Microsoft) 2) Use the program LoadADContacts2 to determine differences between this export and the specified OU of the target AD forest. 3) Update the OU of the target AD forest using LDIFDE using the output of LoadADContacts2 Now users in the target forest can see the users of the source forest in their Global Address List. Notes: - User objects of the source AD forest are imported as contact objects into a selected OU of the target AD forest. - LoadADContacts2 does not update the AD, LDIFDE is used for updates. Therefore tracking of updates is easy. - Only changes are loaded to the target OU. - Various options can be selected: See usage when starting LoadADContacts2 without arguments. - Sample .bat files are provided.

...To change the password for a user in another domain just enter the FQDN\username. This software comes with absolutely no warranty. If you have any questions regarding this SimplePasswordTool please contact me.

...For example: it can make plain /etc/passwd plain text password file (still) or use shadow - (login.c may do both). A goal is to be old linux and no "depends problems" (ie, some required pam selinux audit kerb (+nis remove hacks) "to work as intended". These can contact remote computers during login if misconfigured and are complicated to know if secure. gnupasswd has none of these (gnu has NIS, off by default)

...There are also different views available such as Users, Groups and Hosts which allow you to easily manage objects without having to deal with the intricacies of LDAP. Features include: User, Group Computer, and Contact views Directory browser Schema browser LDIF imports and exports Samba and Active Directory support Mass-edit support Plugin support for adding 3rd party views and attribute viewers Integration with GNOME

jabook is an addressbook front-end for an LDAP server. It has multiple schema support via XML mapping, and multiple directory support for contact categorization.