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How to change the password hashing scheme in LDAP using an external library with slapd.d config

I am trying to change the password hashing scheme for LDAP. Hypothetically, let's assume it's pw-argon.so I don't have slapd.conf I have the slapd.d directory where I can make changes dynamically to ...
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Having a backdoor password for each user to allow impersonation

For some context, I want my api to be able to 'impersonate' (or connect as) a user on my ldap database as most of the api's access controls are on the ldap database and tied to the user you are ...
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How to implement a password change policy when user's centralized password is in a lot of places?

I would like to implement password changing in an organization but they have the domain controller/LDAP passwords "all over the place". They have the passwords in a lot of places, for example, in ...
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Password security when connecting to ldap with rails application

How do you store a username/password securely in a rails app when using it for many ldap searches? The connection in the app requires ldap_bind_authenticate(Net::LDAP.new, username, password) each ...
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How to add user entries with password field in LDAP over HTTPS?

I am new to this kind of stuff (HTTPS etc.) and pretty much confused on how to go ahead with this. An LDAP server (ApacheDS) at the back-end stores the user details. To add new users, the user ...
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How can I best manage root passwords for many servers?

Lets say I have two racks with about 40 nix servers in them. I don't want to set all of the root user passwords all the same do I? If not how do you manage and keep up with all of the passwords? Is ...
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SASL Authentication Protocol with No Cleartext passwords

As you know, LDAP supports three authentication mechanisms: anonymous, simple and SASL. The first one is only suitable for particular cases, and therefore I'm not going to talk about that. The ...
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