Question : How to have Apache authenticate against Mac OS X Open Directory (10.5)

I want to have all my "secured" websites authenticate against my Mac OS X 10.5 Open Directory server. Currently the sites simply authenticate against a local passwd file on the server. I think I'm simply stuck at the AuthLDAPURL line in my httpd config file.

The OD server is running 10.5.7 and I have both Mac and Linux clients successfully authenticating against it.

I'm unsure of what to put for the objectClass attribute for starters.
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From my httpd config file for the test site. (stuff changed to protect the innocent)
 

        ServerAdmin me
        ServerAlias tessite
        ServerName testsite.mydomain.com
        DocumentRoot /home/websites/testsite/www
        
                AuthType Basic
                AuthBasicProvider  ldap
                AuthzLDAPAuthoritative  off
                AuthName  "LDAP Auth Test"
                AuthLDAPURL  ldap://ldap.mydomain.com/dc=mydomain,dc=com?uid?one?objectClass=*
                Require  ldap-attribute  employeeType=employee
                AllowOverride All
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Answer : How to have Apache authenticate against Mac OS X Open Directory (10.5)

I figured it out... here is the change I made based on my current schema:

AuthLDAPURL  ldap://ldap.mydomain.com/cn=users,dc=myserver,dc=mydomain,dc=com
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