enteprise account management
Marc Schoechlin
ms at LF.net
Sat Jun 14 05:11:52 PDT 2003
Hi !
On Fri, Jun 13, 2003 at 09:35:40AM +0300, vezku at surfeu.fi wrote:
> I'm planning to run FreeBSD on a system with +5000 shell/mail accounts.
> What account management solutions are available? New account applications
> will be made via a web form so this feature would be good.
> Am I stuck with making my own scripts? Are there any good commercial
> systems out there? I've heard about Novell solutions, but they are damn
> expensive. Thanks.
What`s about using OpenLDAP ?
http://www.openldap.org/
With OpenLDAP you can:
* store your user-accounts in a centralized database
(replication is also possible)
* define your own attributes
(usernames, passwords, adresses, mail-aliases, customer-data,
user-rights,....)
* program your own management-interfaces in many
programming-languages
....
Many applications are able to use LDAP-directories for authentification and
configuration - but there is also the possibility to use the pam-ldap-module
to import the ldap-users as regular system-users.
There are also some gui- and web-based management-tools available.....
(If you like this - look at freshmeat.net)
Regards
Marc Schoechlin
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