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  • trunk/LATMOS-Accounts/man/man8/latmos-accounts.pod

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    2828Standard users base under Unix system, also used for C<NIS>/C<YP> system. 
    2929 
     30=item Kerberos/Heimdal 
     31 
     32Remote access to Kerberos base. 
     33 
    3034=back 
    3135 
    3236=head2 WORKFLOW 
    3337 
    34 Link::Accounts is made of three components: 
     38C<Link::Accounts> is made of three components: 
    3539 
    3640=over 4 
     
    4650=head3 Bases 
    4751 
     52A base module provide the common way to access a set of data. Usually a base is 
     53accessed remotely trought a network connection but always. 
     54 
     55In an ideal world, all base can be synchronised over another one. 
     56 
     57Each data inside a base is represented as objects of differents type. The most 
     58common type are for sure C<user> and C<group>. 
     59 
    4860=head3 Objects 
    4961 
     62Inside a base the objects is the unbreakble subset of data. 
     63 
     64Each object are identified uniquely by both a type and an identifier on the 
     65C<LATMOS::Accounts> side. This mean two object of different type can have the 
     66same id. 
     67 
     68On the other hand the identifier must allow to identify uniquelly the object 
     69inside the base. 
     70 
     71For example in C</Unix file> base each line of F<passwd> is a C<user> object and 
     72the login is the uniq identifier. 
     73 
     74The couple object type/identifier must also allow to find common objects through 
     75differents bases. 
     76 
    5077=head3 Attributes 
     78 
     79The attributes is the basic data storage for an object. 
     80 
     81Each attribute have a name and normally a specific usage, even through base. 
     82 
     83Attributes may have different behavior, depending their definition and base 
     84constraint: 
     85 
     86=over 4 
     87 
     88=item single or multiple value 
     89 
     90=item limited possible values 
     91 
     92=item reference to others objects 
     93 
     94=back 
    5195 
    5296=head1 CONFIGURATION 
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