Code and plist references loginEnabled attribute but I can't see that as a part of any of my schema files on my LDAP server? Is this a 'new' apple.schema attribute for Lion or is there a schema I'm missing? I currently use the following schema: core.schema collective.schema corba.schema cosine.schema duaconf.schema inetorgperson.schema java.schema misc.schema nis.schema openldap.schema kerberos.schema apple_auxiliary.schema samba.schema apple.schema (modified as per common modification needs for apple schemas on linux ldap) Rob
loginEnabled is a work-in-progress feature for adding directory-based control of temporarily disabling login for a given user. It's not part of any official schema, and it may go away in favor of a different solution. To disable it, set loginEnabledAttr to an empty string in caldavd.plist. I will change the default to be an empty string in trunk. On Jun 10, 2011, at 11:34 AM, Robert Moggach wrote:
Code and plist references loginEnabled attribute but I can't see that as a part of any of my schema files on my LDAP server? Is this a 'new' apple.schema attribute for Lion or is there a schema I'm missing?
I currently use the following schema:
core.schema collective.schema corba.schema cosine.schema duaconf.schema inetorgperson.schema java.schema misc.schema nis.schema openldap.schema kerberos.schema apple_auxiliary.schema samba.schema apple.schema
(modified as per common modification needs for apple schemas on linux ldap)
Rob
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OK. With LDAP is that covered by restrictToGroup in the plist? On 2011-06-10, at 3:15 PM, Morgen Sagen wrote:
loginEnabled is a work-in-progress feature for adding directory-based control of temporarily disabling login for a given user. It's not part of any official schema, and it may go away in favor of a different solution. To disable it, set loginEnabledAttr to an empty string in caldavd.plist. I will change the default to be an empty string in trunk.
On Jun 10, 2011, at 11:34 AM, Robert Moggach wrote:
Code and plist references loginEnabled attribute but I can't see that as a part of any of my schema files on my LDAP server? Is this a 'new' apple.schema attribute for Lion or is there a schema I'm missing?
I currently use the following schema:
core.schema collective.schema corba.schema cosine.schema duaconf.schema inetorgperson.schema java.schema misc.schema nis.schema openldap.schema kerberos.schema apple_auxiliary.schema samba.schema apple.schema
(modified as per common modification needs for apple schemas on linux ldap)
Rob
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