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> I haven't done much research yet, but from what I've read on OpenLDAP,
> this idea should be possible.
> 
> I have a pseudo-extranet running, and the webmaster controls the
> accounts on it via .htaccess files.  I'm building a new server to handle
> all auth using LDAP (for staffers).  What I'd like to do is allow the
> webmaster control over a small subset of users so she can manage their
> accounts and passwords sans my help.  Anyone care to offer  any
> thoughts?  Good idea, bad idea, security risk, impossible?

You can certainly do that sort of thing, and it's fairly standard practice 
to delegate out control of portions of the tree like that....

On a slightly related note, you might also find
&lt;<a  rel="nofollow" href="http://www.duke.edu/~gettes/giia/ldap-recipe/";>http://www.duke.edu/~gettes/giia/ldap-recipe/</a>&gt; useful.  There's some effort
towards creating best-practice LDAP schemas for .edu needs, and that's a
starting place for getting into that.

later,
chris


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