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thanks for all of your responses and I apologies for my late response. In fact, I think I did understand the LDAP part but I clearly missed the point on the Coda one. Thanks to your explanations, I can only think of one way to use LDAP and Coda and it would be to export LDAP users/passwords into coda database (via pdbtool) (the passwords would be hashed). Then before negociating anything betweed server & client, the client ask the LDAP server to hash the password the user gave. This would work if the LDAP hash system wasn't adding random salt. Using this the tokens would be generated the "normal" way by the coda normal authentication mode. In fact I will try using Kerberos, the problem is Kerberos & LDAP are not really easy to interface and that here, no services is now using it. thank you again -- StephaneReceived on 2007-03-09 10:36:10