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Under Gentoo, when using OpenLDAP and the pam_ldap and nss_ldap suite |
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for user authorization and nameservices, what is the |
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accepted/recommended solution for user account management? I'm |
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referring specifically to native programs at the command-line, and |
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equivalent to the standard shadow suite tools, not something like |
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phpldapadmin. |
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I've noticed that typical programs such as chsh or chfn have PAM config |
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files -- can PAM tricks be used to make them work with the fields |
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accessible via nss_ldap? |
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Also, there do seem to be packages listed in the database, such as |
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"cpu" and "diradm" that augment or replace the standard shadow suite to |
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deal with the data via LDAP. However, none of these are marked as |
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available on amd64. Why is that, and is there any way I can request or |
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help with the packages being made available and tested on amd64? |
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Thanks. |
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