Windows-like registry for Linux?

Neil Joseph Schelly neil at jenandneil.com
Wed Feb 15 06:34:00 EST 2006


On Tuesday 14 February 2006 10:43 pm, Paul Lussier wrote:
> Neil Schelly <neil at jenandneil.com> writes:
> > Just a thought, but how about an LDAP schema to support your options and
> > an LDAP server to do the backend.  They were designed to be exactly:
>
> IMO, LDAP is almost never the right answer, regardless of the question :)

I guess I'm a little idealistic - I'd love to see LDAP more mainstream because 
it really does a lot of things really well, if not for lack of support in 
some ways.  That said, it's not much different than BDB if you're using a BDB 
backend I suppose.

For this purpose though, it sounds like the request is for a 
network-accessible BDB database.  OpenLDAP can be that, with full access 
control abilities already integrated, fun admin tools like phpLDAPAdmin, etc.  
No need to reinvent the wheel I was thinking...
-N



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