On 8.10.2014 19:08, Dominig ar Foll (Intel OTC) wrote:
As someone need to decide, I "propose" to call gumd from the security manager for user creation and removal. Login and Logoff are not concerned and will remain direct call to gumd
I just don't see the point of layering vs using gumd scripts. For the login/logoff actions you'd anyway need to provide necessary scripts.
@Raphal, please sync with Jussi on this mailing list on the best way to encapsulate user creation and provide the right label to the various files and directories.
We are setting smack permissions already on the home directory. Any other directory needs to be handled through those hook scripts.
In that mode user creation should be done by direct call to useradd as no one would be listening to the gumd notifications.
This is something I'd object against, because then user creation would be handled in a different way and you don't get the hook scripts called. You'd need to always consider two distinct user creation paths.
gumd notifications are irrelevant in this sense, I guess nobody is using those for anything at the moment anyway.
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