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RE: authentication
Bill,
disclaimer: I am learning as I go. Please confirm below with others.
I think you need to learn about pam_ldap and pam_nss to get UNIX users to
authenticate via ldap.
If you are trying to get NT or winK2 to authenticate using ldap I think
there are basically two worth while approaches that I know of.
1 Configure Samba as PDC and use pam_ldap (I believe there are password sync
issues that require you to do some windows programming. Basically using an
available nt/wink2 library function (passwordnotify?) to cause password
changes in nt/wink2 to bubble up to the ldap)
2 Modify the GINA (I think Univ of Mich may have a pam_gina available or is
at a minimum working on some type of pam_gina)
J.Trotta
Pratt & Whitney
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Phillips [mailto:bhp@arizona.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 8:43 PM
To: openldap-general@OpenLDAP.org
Subject: authentication
Hi all,
I have been tasked with creating an authentication method for some of the
labs here. I am an LDAP newbie. I ahve successfully installed SSL, GDBM, and
LDAP2.0.7 on a Ultra60 running 2.6. I have been looking for an
authentication "front end" as it were or any information regarding using
LDAP for authenticating users. Any direction would be really helpful! Thanks
all