So in resume you can plan to have a SQL backend in this tree conditions:
- You want to base your LDAP server to an existing RDBMS.
- You need to load thousand of entries at a time.
- You have time to map you database and develop your own tools.
But remember that if you just want to improve performances of your LDAP directory you're on the wrong way...
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Posté par kesako . En réponse au message Mysql avec LDAP. Évalué à 2.
So in resume you can plan to have a SQL backend in this tree conditions:
- You want to base your LDAP server to an existing RDBMS.
- You need to load thousand of entries at a time.
- You have time to map you database and develop your own tools.
But remember that if you just want to improve performances of your LDAP directory you're on the wrong way...
ouais bon ...