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#12 Re: OpenLDAP installation on Debian Posted by daemon (146.231.xx.xx) on Fri 21 Mar 2008 at 21:46 Are you talking about something like the sudo-ldap package? I recently set up a lab of linux machines that allow users to authenticate off an AD domain (not the way I wanted to go, but the domain was all there already). To make things more complicated, I'm only using the AD for kerberos (not nss lookups, which are querying an OpenLDAP install), and I think due to this, I can't seem to get sudo-ldap to work. My thoughts are that I'll probably have to use GSSAPI authetication for sudo-ldap to work, but I haven't had the time to really test it out fully. Basically, if you're using sudo-ldap, how are you managing the auth'ing, and do you think GSSAPI is the way to go in a situation like mine? Cheers. :wq
Are you talking about something like the sudo-ldap package?
I recently set up a lab of linux machines that allow users to authenticate off an AD domain (not the way I wanted to go, but the domain was all there already). To make things more complicated, I'm only using the AD for kerberos (not nss lookups, which are querying an OpenLDAP install), and I think due to this, I can't seem to get sudo-ldap to work.
My thoughts are that I'll probably have to use GSSAPI authetication for sudo-ldap to work, but I haven't had the time to really test it out fully. Basically, if you're using sudo-ldap, how are you managing the auth'ing, and do you think GSSAPI is the way to go in a situation like mine?
Cheers.
:wq
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