Nima Talebi <[email protected]> writes:
> Here's another clue...
Sadly, you have hit the limit of my understanding: everything /looks/ right,
to me. I suspect it is something in the PAM stack.
You might find that adding 'debug' options to the relevant modules, then
watching /var/log/auth.log sheds some light on what is returning "password
expired" or so?
Alternately, maybe try setting "expires in 2099" in the LDAP directory, see if
that fixes it? Maybe some broken software is just doing "expires < now"
rather than "expires > 0 and expires < now", and incorrectly reporting the
password as expired?
Good luck. It all looks right to me, I fear. :(
Daniel
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