It is true that you have to create the users on PostGreSQL level too.
But once they are created on PG-level, PAM does work fine.
I had the same problem. I create a utility that synchronises the
postgresql users/groups with LDAP. It is not done automatically. You
have to invoke a function for it.
It is pretty ugly for the moment, it was my first experience writing
C-functions for PostGreSQL. I am rewriting it for PostGreSQL 7.3b2,
which has a way nicer API for outputting tables in C.
It does indeed consist of some C and some PLPGSQL functions.
If you're interested, please shoot me an email ...
Evert
shunter@venticon.com (Ray Hunter) wrote in message news:<1035406530.2775.6.camel@pclnxrhunter.digitalglobe.com>...
> I have used LDAP authentication with PHP. It works really well..I have
> even done it with using MS domain controllers to....
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> On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 13:38, Richard Ray wrote:
> > Does anyone know if anyone has tried to use LDAP for authentication?
> > The management here is insisting on it. I'll write it from scratch if
> > neccassary. Any hints or pointers are appreciated.
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> > Thanks
> > Richard
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