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#97 LDAP support

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2006-04-04
2006-04-04
Koa CG
No

Although it seems like an enterprise request which the
name of Asterisk@Home may not need.

However, I personally feel that Asterisk@Home is not
only excellent as a Home-used Asterisk but also as an
enterprise-used Asterisk.

LDAP support is a feature that Asterisk@Home can
consider to add.

Discussion

  • agillis

    agillis - 2006-04-04

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    what would LDAP support do?

     
  • Koa CG

    Koa CG - 2006-04-07

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    As we know LDAP known to be a directory service which keep
    the users' information such as email , name , department
    etc. Many open source such as Samba , Squid , or even
    Thunderbird can use OpenLDAP as the centralize user database.

    Instead of keeping those information(userid, password ,
    extension) in extension.conf or mysql , adding LDAP as a
    backend user/extension database will be a great alternative
    option to enterprise .

    My suggestion is, you may use the OpenLDAP as testing ,
    trigger at the phpmysqlAdmin when create/delete user to call
    the LDAP client's command such as slapadd , slapmod ..etc
    to do the modification on the LDAP server.

    You can consider to add the OpenLDAP in the package as an
    option , either running as localhost(standalone) or refer to
    external LDAP server (For enterprise)

    I have some experience in setting up samba + OpenLDAP
    backend , and Thunderbird + OpenLDAP addressbook on FC3,
    though I am not expert , I still able to give a little help
    if you have problem setting up OpenLDAP ..

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    I totaly agree, A@H feets perfectly for enterprise-use.
    And LDAP would be great to communicate with an
    exchange/active directory server for example.
    Maybe in the future?

     

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