Hi,
My advise is don't. Use krb5 as authentication and ldap as
authorization. SSH is easy to setup for krb5 and PAM can deal with
ldap for which you'll need a pub/priv key infrastructure.
Yours
Faye
Quoting Michael Hannon <[email protected]>:
Greetings. We're exploring the use of OpenLDAP as an authentication
service on an SL 5.2 system (i386). (Yea, I know: welcome to the 20th
century.) We'd like to be able to use it to enable logins via ssh,
among other things.
If you have a recipe for doing such things, will you please send me a
pointer to it? Thanks.
- Mike
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University of California 530.752.4717 FAX
Davis, CA 95616-8677
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