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hi,
i like to clarify the login authentication with ldap.
ldap server contains only user name,password and group needed by authentication modules or pam that runs in the server where i try to login.right?
tnx
probably your question/situation is still unclear. Probably the answer is not a simple yes or no. Probably you need to read/learn either how openldap works or how to ask smart questions or what are the rules of LQ.
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