Howdi,
Simply send me an email and explain what's going on ... and I will try to
fix the problem
cheers,
I have everything set to auth against pam (including saslauthd) which should be pretty normal. (I used the ldap guide from mandrakesecure as a guide).
Prior to 164-1 being added to cooker, I was using 161-2 (currently I've had to downgrade to 161-1.1 from mdk91 updates) and it is working without issue.
I have a few user accounts that exist as both a system user & ldap user. Currently (using 161-1.1) when I use /usr/bin/passwd to change the password of one of these users, the ldap password is updated (not the password stored in /etc/shadow) which is correct behavior (as I believe).
When I updated pam_ldap to 164-1 and tried to change passwords, the system password is changed, and the ldap password is not (incorrect behavior). I did not see anything logged to syslog about the failure (and actually passwd didn't fail) its just that the ldap password was not updated.
Of note, 161-1.1 works with either version of nss_ldap (204-1.1 & 207-1). I have had no issues with nss_ldap. I posted /etc/pam.d/system-auth & passwd in original post, but can resend if required. Sorry if this isn't much help, but I really haven't got a clue were to look next.
Thanks,
S
