Re: Object Class Violation

El mi=C3=A9, 03-08-2005 a las 22:13 +0300, Mike Jackson escribi=C3=B3:
> scientica (GMail) wrote:
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> > Just my 2 coin-denominators, I've used mambo for a School project (the
> > server is down for the summer vaccasion), and I kinda liked it - nice
> > and rather easy wysiwyg gui (even if I normally *hate* WYSIWYGs), also
> > it's possible to edit the tags manually with a button press for us who
> > want to escape WYSIWYG-mode). Beeing the admin on the server I found
> > mambo to be, well, relativly, easy to customize. Also managing the user=
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> > of it was fairly simple.
> > Out of curiosity why are you thinking about scratching it?
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> Because it's not really like a wiki, from what I've seen. But it might=20
> still be OK...
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> Just the other day, I thought about writing an LDAP auth for mambo. The=20
> current mysql based auth system sucks for large userbases. Even the=20
> mamboportal.com could not handle authentications well when there were=20
> 100k users in the system... They recently wiped the entire user table=20
> and started from scratch, because of this!

I'd suggest you reuse the PADL unix object classes for the purpose.
Beats the hell out of reinventing the wheel, like the samba guys did,
when they only needed to supplement existing unix account information.

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