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There have long been issues with LDAP in Mac OS X. They don't use a standard version. It doesn't work with PHP's LDAP module. And there have long been securi
by edtechdev 15y ago
There have long been issues with LDAP in Mac OS X. They don't use a standard version. It doesn't work with PHP's LDAP module. And there have long been security issues, too: PHP was often out of date with security vulnerabilities. So much so that our campus ended up blocking all Mac web servers.
Here are several other issues I wrote up a couple of years ago, the last time I was forced to use Mac OS X server: http://edtechdev.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/dont-use-mac-os-x-as-a-server/ http://edtechdev.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/dont-use-mac-os-x-...
- delinka 15y agoIf you're hosting PHP on a Mac, I'd hope you're using a package manager so that you're not depedent on Apple to update third party software. Perhaps they should be providing timely updates to third party items that they include, but depending on those updates is foolhardy.