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2. Before going into the details...

After releasing intraperson beta, I started working on a administration guide that deals with the administration aspects of intraPerson. For more details check http://www.intraperson.com. But I was stuck with one simple thing. It is easy to create users in LDAP - at least I think so - but how to create home directories for those users in LDAP wherever those LDAP accounts are imported?

I found some solutions, but I was not satisfied as every solution has serious drawbacks. After leafing through the Autofs documents and hacking a bit, I came to the conclusion that the Autofs protocol might offer a much better solution to this challenge.

The result is Autodir, based on the Autofs protocol.

 
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Red Hat Package Manager, which is a system for working with complete software packages. Files usually have a .rpm extension and can be installed using various tools, including KPackage and RPMDrake. The system will alert you if other packages are needed before you can install new software.

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