Working on IAM you might have heard of the "Open Identity Stack": here's some Open Source alternatives
Java Connector Server is a component that handles Java Connectors bundles. When a Java Connector Bundle is not directly executed into Provisioning System (Apache Syncope), you need to use a remote Java Connector Server.
As you should know, each ldapsearch line output is wrapped: the max size of a line output is of 79 characters. By the way, as is so often the case, ldapsearch output is retrieved to be automatically processed by a script or something else: in these cases the line wrapping usually is a big problem.
Asking for a large set of results via ldapsearch to an Active Directory (AD) you will get a "size limit exceeded" error message. Searches of Active Directory performed without paging are limited to returning a maximum of the first 1000 records.
389 Directory Server is an Open Source LDAP server by Fedora, valid alternative to other implementations like as Apache DS, OpenLDAP or OpenDJ: let's see how to install it and use it with Apache Syncope.
Wow, today I learned a wonderful thing: the ldif syntax to rename an ldap/AD entry. If you want to rename "mario.rossi" with "Mario Rossi" you can do the following.
Apache Syncope can manage users on external LDAP directory server since almost the beginning, via ConnId's LDAP connector.
How to configure Apache Syncope to send notification e-mails
Apache Syncope already provides powerful, tunable attribute validators, enforced by the Core back-end: what about customizing front-end validation?
We put the latest Apache Syncope and PostgreSQL on the bench to try and push to the limit: here are the results
Tirasa joins Maggioli, Metron and University of L'Aquila to shepherd the Italian Public Administration towards Cloud services
PlainID and Tirasa announced the release of a PlainID Dynamic Authorization integrate solution, to enhance its Authorization management capabilities
AULSS 6 Euganea of Padua makes standard-based Open Source user management and IT authorization