Chris Betts
2008-08-08 20:42:14 UTC
Hi Jan,
JXplorer is just the client; presumably there is some difference which
means that your ldap server is providing a slightly different view to the
two users? It may depend on how the actual security permissions for the
LDAP server itself have been set up, which may not even use the defined
groups - for example one user may be set up as a server administrator and
the other one not?
hope this helps,
Chris
JXplorer is just the client; presumably there is some difference which
means that your ldap server is providing a slightly different view to the
two users? It may depend on how the actual security permissions for the
LDAP server itself have been set up, which may not even use the defined
groups - for example one user may be set up as a server administrator and
the other one not?
hope this helps,
Chris
Chris,
Two users are in the same groups in LDAP. But when one of them uses
JXplorer, they can expand and see the entire tree. The other user logs into
LDAP using JXplorer, but the tree does NOT expand.
Any ideas why?
Thanks!
Two users are in the same groups in LDAP. But when one of them uses
JXplorer, they can expand and see the entire tree. The other user logs into
LDAP using JXplorer, but the tree does NOT expand.
Any ideas why?
Thanks!