Network users cannot log in to Wiki

I am managing an OS X Server 10.6 at work. As far as I can tell only local users on the server (i.e, those created through the server's Accounts preference pane) can log in to the Wiki (e.g., to "My Page"). Our user accounts are managed through the server's Open Directory LDAP. We don't have an Active Directory server (though we do have a mix of PCs and Macs). All SSL checkboxes are off, if that makes a difference. How do I enable Wiki login for Open Directory accounts?
Message was edited by: MLModel

Thanks for your reply. My concern is with users who don't have local accounts on the server machine. It seems to me that local accounts on the server machine are generally inappropriate, as well as imposing a maintenance burden that duplicates the maintenance of the Open Directory user entries.
Am I correct that for users with no local server account I need to have "WebDAV-Digest" turned on in Server Admin > Open Directory > Settings > Policies > Authentication? Is it a bad idea to have that policy on? (I don't remember whether it is on by default when the server is installed, but it was off when I was having the Wiki problems and turning it on seemed to enable login by anyone in Open Directory.)

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