Re: LDAP
Re: LDAP
- Subject: Re: LDAP
- From: Dov Rosenberg <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 06:45:17 -0400
Typically you don't "read" the password. It is generally unavailable for
obvious reasons.
Usually you take the presented userid and password and try to bind to the
LDAP store as that user or use an ID that can bind as other people. If the
bind is successful then the password was correct.
On 8/21/05 11:56 PM, ".::welemski::." <email@hidden> wrote:
> Hi guys,
Im still a newbie on webobjects, although i made a
> successfull
connection between my webapp and the LDAP server.
My problem now
> is how do i read all the passwords of all the users
that was already on LDAP
> database? I can display all user information
but I could not get the password
> to display correctly and I think it
is heavily encrypted.
Does anyone knows
> a way on how to read those encrypted password? if
it is not possible then...
> how about comparing the password that was
inputed in my WebApp to the password
> in LDAP...
hope you guys help me with these...
thanks.
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