Le 20/02/2013 01:22, JA Magallón a écrit :
It really simple, just save your current ldap.conf/ldap.secret, config
can be
copied to new config files, syntax is similar.
Install nss-pam-ldapd, urpmi will delete nss_ldap and pam_ldap.
Copy the URI lines and secret to nslcd.conf, and start nslcd service.
The only different thing (for what I used, I have a fairly simple setup)
is the way of filtering users for machine access, it is even simpler in
nss-pam-ldapd, you have 'filter' lines for passwd/shadow etc..
You only need a secret in this configuration if you either need to
authenticate for read access, or if you intend to perform changes in
your ldap content through pam interface (for instance, to have root user
be able to change user password via passwd command). Otherwise, it is
perfectly useless.
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