passwd: ldap compact looks wrong -
shouldn't it be something like: passwd: compat passwd_compat: ldap
-Jake
Jacob Pszonowsky
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On May 6, 2004, at 11:48 PM, Tim Jordan wrote:
Debian Testing (in Vmware) Openldap 2.0.23-6.3 libnss-ldap 211-4 libpam-ldap 164-2
Still trying to get authentication working from Openldap server.� I have used the migration-tools to move local accounts up to Openldap server.
The auth.log only shows that pam_unix.so is being called for authentication.� I even tried commenting out all the pam_unix.so portions of the pam.d/login and it still uses pam_unix.so
Any ideas anyone?
/etc/nsswitch.conf passwd:��� ldap��� compact group:����� ldap��� compat shadow:���� ldap��� compat hosts:��� files��� dns networks:��� files protocols:��� db��� files services:��� db���� files ethers:��� db��� files rpc:��� db��� files netgroup:��� nis
/etc/pam.d/login auth������� requisite������� pam_securetty.so auth������� requisite������� pam_nologin.so auth������� requisite������� pam_env.so auth������� required������� pam_ldap.so #auth������� required������� pam_unix.so��� nullok��� use_first_pass
account��� required������� pam_ldap.so #account��� required������� pam_unix.so���� try_first_pass
session������� required������� pam_unix.so session������� optional������� pam_lastlog.so session������� optional������� pam_motd.so session������� optional������� pam_mail.so standard noenv
password������� required������� pam_ldap.so
#password������� required������� pam_unix.so
