And unless I misunderstand what it is for, there is already a pts rename command that appears to rename PTS users or groups. There would not be a need to delete and re-create the PTS entry, assuming a rename is what you really want to do.
<<CDC Jeffrey Altman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Kim: > > What you describe is how to change the authorization name for AFS. > > The challenge is changing the authentication name without forcing a > password change. That is a Kerberos issue. > > Then there is the logistics of ensuring that the authentication name > change and all of the authorization name changes for all services that > accept Kerberos authentication occur at approximately the same time. > > Kim Kimball wrote: >> I'm missing something WRT to Open AFS ACL changes. >> >> Why not delete the PTS user entry "unmarriedname" and create the new >> PTS entry "marriedname" with the same PTS ID? >> >> ACLs store numeric PTSID; next time ACL entry is resolved the new >> name will appear, retrieved from PTS DB. >> >> Unless we're talking about non-AFS ACLs. _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
