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[PLUG] Ldap Auth and debian
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Greetings
I have a debian test box on my network, and need it to use ldap like the
other boxes. The only problem is debian seems to not be able to allow users
to log in. I can finger users and when I do a ls on the nfs mounted home
dirs the correct names pop up. But for some reason they cannot log in.
From what I can tell is you have to install the ldap pam_ldap and libnss
packages and debconf ran asking me some questions... I answered them with my
site settings, but it seemed to not even to do anything. So after reading
the ldap stuff from padl.com i got finger and uids to work, but login still
escapes me.
On SuSe you just click the use LDAP button and type in the server/base dn and
you are good to go... Debian asked for the same exact things but the config
is wildly different from what padl.com documents and SuSE uses...
Any ideas?
FYI i am not suing TLS on the server or the SuSE clients, does Debian turn
that on by default? If so that may be the problem.
Cheers
-ian reinhart geiser
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So, what's with this guy Gideon, anyway? And why can't he ever
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