[Kolab-devel] Re: Problem with imap folders and Horde
Martin Konold
martin.konold at erfrakon.de
Tue Jun 14 21:52:29 CEST 2005
Am Dienstag, 14. Juni 2005 21:31 schrieb Bernhard Reiter:
Hi,
> I fears are about this special application
> saving session details of Horde into ldap variables
> on a regular basis.
Yes, this would be total abuse of the LDAP directory. But I see no point in
putting session data in the LDAP directory at all. The plain filesystem is
much better suited for this purpose. Actually putting the session data
in /tmp/ is the default in php.
> I mean that if you need a regular database with a lot of writes,
> ldap is not the best for you. It is optimised for read access
> and has the OID limitations.
And in addition LDAP is incoherent by definition.
But OpenLDAP is very well suited for user and application specific
configuration/preference data.
> > Which is not an advantage as such. Technically to me the web admin GUI
> > shall also be a Kolab client.
>
> The webadmin can only interact with the master,
> thus it breaks the connotation of a client that can access only
> a slave server.
This is a temporary limitation of the current Kolab server implementation
which I hope that we will overcome it in the future.
This limitation is currently chosen because it helped to keep things simpler.
> > Why? IMHO this is not necessary if done correctly.
>
> See above, it could be that session data is written into it.
> I do not know, thus I asked to be sure.
>
> > Stuart: Please comment which kind of data you intend to store in the LDAP
> > directory.
Lets wait for Stuarts answer.
Yours,
-- martin
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