as far as I know the default LDAP schema does not have this functionality. Does 
not mean you couldn't add it and capture last login timestamp and IP. Let me 
ponder this for a moment because I know I was asked this in the past....


Chet Harvey
Pitbull Technologies <http://www.pittech.com/> 
Protecting your Digital Assets
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Quoting Stephane Dugravot <stephane dot dugravot at esstin dot uhp dash nancy dot fr>:

> Hello,
> 
> We use m0n0wall for our students, and the captive portal with 
> Authentification on a ldap server.
> The problem is that the association login ldap and IP address (or MAC 
> address) does not appeared in the logs (for us a remote syslog). It is 
> thus impossible to trace the logins in the event of problem ... I have 
> thought of transporting the "login" variable in pages PHP, then to 
> generate a call to the PHP syslog() function,
> Is this solution (or another) was already installed ? if not, have you 
> idea how to resolv this problem ?
> 
> Thank you.
> Stephane.
> 
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