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Mike Baroukh #1
PAm + ldap : I have no name
Hi all.
I'm trying to use ldap for authenticating users on my debian 'testing'
box.
Authentication works and users can log in.
But instead of their username, there is 'I have non name!'.
Their UID are found and their groups id too (not names ...).
'getent passwd' returns all the users, with their correct names and id
that are in the ldap directory.
Also, I can use finger to lookup a specifc username.
Does anybody have anidea of what could be wrong ?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Mike
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Unregistered #3
Re: PAm + ldap : I have no name
Hi there,
it's a permission problem. Either user or others doesn't have permission to read LDAP files. If you change to 644, probably it's works. Well... at least works for me. :P
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