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#3 Re: where is auth_ldap for apache2 in etch? Posted by daemon (155.232.xx.xx) on Sun 29 Apr 2007 at 22:22 From what I can tell, authnz_ldap has replaced auth_ldap in apache2.2. One main reason I can think of is that there is a move to "split" the auth_* modules into autheNtication (authn_*) and authoriZation (authz_*) versions. However, I guess whomever was working on the LDAP code decieded to join the two back together again, hence the "nz" in authnz_ldap. I'm not sure how worthwhile the whole effort is/was, as while authentication and authorisation are different beasts, they are usually pretty closely coupled... Cheers.
From what I can tell, authnz_ldap has replaced auth_ldap in apache2.2. One main reason I can think of is that there is a move to "split" the auth_* modules into autheNtication (authn_*) and authoriZation (authz_*) versions.
authnz_ldap
auth_ldap
auth_*
authn_*
authz_*
However, I guess whomever was working on the LDAP code decieded to join the two back together again, hence the "nz" in authnz_ldap.
"nz"
I'm not sure how worthwhile the whole effort is/was, as while authentication and authorisation are different beasts, they are usually pretty closely coupled...
Cheers.
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