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I've often thought that a large fraction of what LDAP does could be replaced by a /etc/passwd.d/ directory, with individual files for user accounts. Then the ac
by generalizations 2y ago
I've often thought that a large fraction of what LDAP does could be replaced by a /etc/passwd.d/ directory, with individual files for user accounts. Then the accounts could be synced without issue or race conditions. And it'd be much simpler to work with than that bloated protocol.
- daelon 2y agoI've been getting into my homelab with proxmox recently, and that sounds like exactly what I wish I could do. I tried setting up an ldap server but it was way too complicated for my use case.