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Set of scripts, part of the official Samba project, able to manage POSIX accounts (users, groups, machines) for SAMBA, stored in a LDAP directory used as a (sort-of) SAM database. Edited by IDEALX in the OpenTrust suite (Cryptonit, IMC, IDX-PKI...)
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A Plugin for Sympa.org the mailing list manager. This plugin is an authentification engine with LemonLDAP.org(a sf.net project).
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Packages, Scripts, documentation and howto deploy an important number of X-Terminals using a cluster of XTerminal servers. Target is 2000 and more terminals with a cluster of XTerm servers
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YASLI stands for \'Yet another simple LDAP Interface\' and that\'s it. A couple of simple Perl-Scripts, installed at your favorite webserver and you are able to add, delete or modify the Attributes of your LDAP Users.
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This is a set of Perl scripts written with perl-ldap for user and group management in LDAP directory.
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LDAPUtils is a set of perl scripts to create and manage user accounts in an LDAP directory. Current functionality includes adding fields compatible with samba-tng for allowing a common authentication database for UNIX and Windows logons.
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