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On May 12, 2012 4:28 AM, "Matthew Thode" <prometheanfire@g.o> wrote: |
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> On 05/11/2012 09:51 AM, Vinícius Ferrão wrote: |
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> > Hello Pandu, |
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> > I have done a implementation using a daemon named sssd. It's sponsored |
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by the Fedora Project if I remember correctly. |
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> > It supports 2008r2 AD without much hassle. I've setup everything |
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relying on LDAP for information and Kerberos for authentication. So you |
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don't need things like nss-ldap, nslcd, nscd and other old services. You |
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can handle almost everything with SSSD. And even better: SSSD supports |
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offline server authentication in the case of your AD is down or not |
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reachable at the moment. |
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> > I can send you some links in the night (Brazilian night) when I will be |
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at home. |
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> > Sent from my iPhone |
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> > On 11/05/2012, at 00:36, Pandu Poluan <pandu@××××××.info> wrote: |
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> >> Hello list, |
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> >> I just want to know, what is your recommendation(s) to implement |
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Active Directory authentication on Gentoo? |
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> >> I want to use AD not only for logins, but also for running |
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daemons/services. |
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> >> *Ideally*, it would also allow me to manage my boxen using GPO, but I |
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can live without that. |
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> >> Rgds, |
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> I can attest to how awesome sssd is. I use it for linux server to linux |
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> client, but the concept is still the same. |
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Ahaha, this is what I've been looking for: a recommendation backed by |
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experience ;-) |
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Thanks for the heads up, guys! Honestly, this is the first time I ever |
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heard of SSSD. Sounds very interesting... I'll certainly look into it. |
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Rgds, |
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