I have a question about WordPress and LDAP on a Unix platform, is the appropriate place for that Server Fault or here?
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What's the actual Q? We could likely take it here, assuming it's enough about Linux & Unix.– slm ModMar 10, 2014 at 16:51
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The general question is in the title. I'm just offering my specific question as an example of something I'm unsure of as a result. I just didn't know where to post it so I did a general meta question.– BratchleyMar 10, 2014 at 16:52
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1Yeah I know, but answering your Q is a bit like asking if a turning test is accurate enough. I need to test it with the actual Q. My $0.02 is if you ask it we can probably answer it. The help is pretty clear (an intentionally vague) on this subject as well 8-) on-topic vs. off-topic– slm ModMar 10, 2014 at 16:54
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I'll add this and stop bugging you, on boarder-line questions like this I'll often leave it to the OP to make the call. Caleb had asked his Q on SF but then posted the URL in our chat to get us to look at it. So you might want to use the same tactic here.– slm ModMar 10, 2014 at 17:01
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There isn't, exactly. Server Fault is:
while we're:
for users of Linux, FreeBSD and other Un*x-like operating systems.
so naturally there's lots of overlap. If it belongs on both you can pick which one you think you'll get a better answer on. In this case, I wouldn't expect WordPress to be particularly sysadmin-oriented, but SF has quite a few questions about it, and certainly LDAP is on-topic there. Setting up any app on Unix is likely to be on-topic for us, so your question is probably fine on either site
answered Mar 10, 2014 at 17:05
