ldap/pam auth and ctlinnd newgroup group.*

[Terry Davis]

> Just make directly the group you want.  The group.* you see is something
> generated by your particular client when it sees subgroups; you don't have
> to do anything on the server to get it to appear.

Ok, lets say I want to see this:
group.*
	group.foo
	group.bar
	group.test

I would type this:
ctlinnd newgroup group.foo
ctlinnd newgroup group.bar
ctlinnd newgroup group.test

correct?
yes, you are correct, I just did it.
What i was seeing was if I create a single group like group.foo, my client was
showing:

group.foo
NOT
group.*
	group.foo

I have to create more than one to get the expected result.   ;)

That auth thing is kinda confusing but I am working on it.  Is there a
website/mailing list for that piece ?

--
Terry Davis
Systems Administrator
BirdDog Solutions, Inc.
(402) 829-6059


Quoting "Jeffrey M. Vinocur" <jeff at litech.org>:

> On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Terry Davis wrote:
>
> > 1) Does innd support pam auth?  I would like to authenticate against an
> ldap
> > server and pam supports this directly.  I understand that innd does not
> support
> > ldap directly?
>
> You need this:
>
> http://www.mathie.cx/~graeme/software/pamckpasswd.tar.gz
>
>
> > I then have to rmgroup the group.* to get:
> > group.*
> > 	group.foo
> >
> > ^ which is what I want in the first place.  Am I doing this wrong?  Any
> > suggestions?
>
> Just make directly the group you want.  The group.* you see is something
> generated by your particular client when it sees subgroups; you don't have
> to do anything on the server to get it to appear.
>
>
> --
> Jeffrey M. Vinocur
> jeff at litech.org
>


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