Open jesse-gallagher opened 1 year ago
For example, if your user is CN=Foo Fooson/O=SomeOrg, you can log in as Foo Fooson (since it'll find it in the directory), but the session will be created as just that bare name and will not match ACL access for the real user.
CN=Foo Fooson/O=SomeOrg
Foo Fooson
For example, if your user is
CN=Foo Fooson/O=SomeOrg
, you can log in asFoo Fooson
(since it'll find it in the directory), but the session will be created as just that bare name and will not match ACL access for the real user.