LDAP ACL to restrict user to only reading their own user attrs

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I want to prevent users from accessing anything other than their own data.



I've tried implementing the following simple acl (ldif):



dn: olcDatabase=1mdb,cn=config
olcAccess: 0to attrs=userPassword by self write by anonymous auth by * none
olcAccess: 1to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by self read by * none
olcAccess: 2to * by self read by * none


When I apply this ldif, I am no longer to query (objectClass=posixAccount). If I change the last acl to to * by * read, the query returns all users.



What am I missing?






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    I want to prevent users from accessing anything other than their own data.



    I've tried implementing the following simple acl (ldif):



    dn: olcDatabase=1mdb,cn=config
    olcAccess: 0to attrs=userPassword by self write by anonymous auth by * none
    olcAccess: 1to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by self read by * none
    olcAccess: 2to * by self read by * none


    When I apply this ldif, I am no longer to query (objectClass=posixAccount). If I change the last acl to to * by * read, the query returns all users.



    What am I missing?






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      I want to prevent users from accessing anything other than their own data.



      I've tried implementing the following simple acl (ldif):



      dn: olcDatabase=1mdb,cn=config
      olcAccess: 0to attrs=userPassword by self write by anonymous auth by * none
      olcAccess: 1to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by self read by * none
      olcAccess: 2to * by self read by * none


      When I apply this ldif, I am no longer to query (objectClass=posixAccount). If I change the last acl to to * by * read, the query returns all users.



      What am I missing?






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      I want to prevent users from accessing anything other than their own data.



      I've tried implementing the following simple acl (ldif):



      dn: olcDatabase=1mdb,cn=config
      olcAccess: 0to attrs=userPassword by self write by anonymous auth by * none
      olcAccess: 1to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by self read by * none
      olcAccess: 2to * by self read by * none


      When I apply this ldif, I am no longer to query (objectClass=posixAccount). If I change the last acl to to * by * read, the query returns all users.



      What am I missing?






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          I found out that in order to access a record, one must have "search" privilege. I changed the ACL to:



          dn: olcDatabase=1mdb,cn=config
          olcAccess: 0to attrs=userPassword by self write by anonymous auth by * none
          olcAccess: 1to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by self read by * none
          olcAccess: 2to * by self read by * search


          Using that I was able to query (objectClass=posixAccount) without showing other accounts.






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            I found out that in order to access a record, one must have "search" privilege. I changed the ACL to:



            dn: olcDatabase=1mdb,cn=config
            olcAccess: 0to attrs=userPassword by self write by anonymous auth by * none
            olcAccess: 1to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by self read by * none
            olcAccess: 2to * by self read by * search


            Using that I was able to query (objectClass=posixAccount) without showing other accounts.






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              I found out that in order to access a record, one must have "search" privilege. I changed the ACL to:



              dn: olcDatabase=1mdb,cn=config
              olcAccess: 0to attrs=userPassword by self write by anonymous auth by * none
              olcAccess: 1to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by self read by * none
              olcAccess: 2to * by self read by * search


              Using that I was able to query (objectClass=posixAccount) without showing other accounts.






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                I found out that in order to access a record, one must have "search" privilege. I changed the ACL to:



                dn: olcDatabase=1mdb,cn=config
                olcAccess: 0to attrs=userPassword by self write by anonymous auth by * none
                olcAccess: 1to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by self read by * none
                olcAccess: 2to * by self read by * search


                Using that I was able to query (objectClass=posixAccount) without showing other accounts.






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                I found out that in order to access a record, one must have "search" privilege. I changed the ACL to:



                dn: olcDatabase=1mdb,cn=config
                olcAccess: 0to attrs=userPassword by self write by anonymous auth by * none
                olcAccess: 1to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by self read by * none
                olcAccess: 2to * by self read by * search


                Using that I was able to query (objectClass=posixAccount) without showing other accounts.







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