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I don't know if it's possible or not.
In our compagny we have a main ldap who contain all employees.
I wanted to custom it but it's no possible.



So the idea is to create an new ldap based on Openldap.



Is an openldap can act as a proxy for the main ldap for users
(user/password are stored in the main ldap compagny) and group would be defined inside it. Groups will contain users from the main ldap.
Do you think it's possible and how ?






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    I don't know if it's possible or not.
    In our compagny we have a main ldap who contain all employees.
    I wanted to custom it but it's no possible.



    So the idea is to create an new ldap based on Openldap.



    Is an openldap can act as a proxy for the main ldap for users
    (user/password are stored in the main ldap compagny) and group would be defined inside it. Groups will contain users from the main ldap.
    Do you think it's possible and how ?






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      I don't know if it's possible or not.
      In our compagny we have a main ldap who contain all employees.
      I wanted to custom it but it's no possible.



      So the idea is to create an new ldap based on Openldap.



      Is an openldap can act as a proxy for the main ldap for users
      (user/password are stored in the main ldap compagny) and group would be defined inside it. Groups will contain users from the main ldap.
      Do you think it's possible and how ?






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      I don't know if it's possible or not.
      In our compagny we have a main ldap who contain all employees.
      I wanted to custom it but it's no possible.



      So the idea is to create an new ldap based on Openldap.



      Is an openldap can act as a proxy for the main ldap for users
      (user/password are stored in the main ldap compagny) and group would be defined inside it. Groups will contain users from the main ldap.
      Do you think it's possible and how ?






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          There are a number of ways to accomplish this, but configuring the OpenLDAP server as a translucent proxy and overriding/adding attributes from the other LDAP server seems like the most straight-forward approach.






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