[pmmail-list] Address book and LDAP (was: More on PMINews & PMMail & OS/2)

[Rod... Whitworth]

On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 10:08:15 +0200 (MES), L.Willms wrote:

>  Then use a Linux server. It may be even cheaper. 

We use OpenBSD. It costs less to harden and the exploits are fewer.

>   The LDAP clients could be able to update the central LDAP data base, using 
>LDAPv3 Update (see RFC 3383, find it via http://www.rfc-editor.org, which 
>points to the relevant RFCs). 

Yes, I do know about LDAP (and RFCs). I've taught Net.Commerce and
Websphere Commerce Suite for IBM where LDAP for single logon is an
option. I also work with Domino where it is also an optional service.

Frankly if I was setting up a LAN for SMBs I'd rather have a net shared
master address list and unshared personal books. KISS

If PMM had a freely defined path to its address book I think we would
have already been using it and putting up with the users having no
really private address list.



>From the land "down under": Australia.
Do we look <umop apisdn> from up over?

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