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Jimbo: it's vs its

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it's vs its

65.9.151.238 at 22:27, 1 May 2006

2006-05-01T22:27:48Z

Dave at 19:10, 20 October 2005

2005-10-20T19:10:17Z

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Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. This of it as an Open Source version of Microsoft's Active Directory (although LDAP is not based on AD, and in fact AD can be thought of as LDAP+Microsoft cruft just as well.) Tinkering with it might not make it seem "lightweight" until you consider that it's "heavyweight" sibling is the X.500 protocol, about which the less said, the better.

See
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LDAP the wikipedia entry] or
[http://twistedmatrix.com/users/tv/ldap-intro/ldap-intro.html this excellent introduction] or
[http://www.openldap.org/ the openldap site]

[[Category:Ports and Packages]]

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−	Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. This of it as an Open Source version of Microsoft's Active Directory (although LDAP is not based on AD, and in fact AD can be thought of as LDAP+Microsoft cruft just as well.) Tinkering with it might not make it seem "lightweight" until you consider that it's "heavyweight" sibling is the X.500 protocol, about which the less said, the better.	+	Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. This of it as an Open Source version of Microsoft's Active Directory (although LDAP is not based on AD, and in fact AD can be thought of as LDAP+Microsoft cruft just as well.) Tinkering with it might not make it seem "lightweight" until you consider that it's "heavyweight" sibling is the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X.500 X.500] protocol, about which the less said, the better.

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