Hakuna Matata a écrit :
This is what it is returning....
i guess i have to rebuild the client with CentOS 5.2 (though i have no
reason but still).....
not sure
I did a mistake about ldapsearch so I resume the situation :
You have a client Centos 5.3 with ip adress : 192.168.5.4
You have a server FDS with ip adress : 192.168.5.1
You have a user in FDS test01 with dn:
cn=test01,ou=Users,dc=vfds,dc=local with uid = t01, uid number = 2223,
gid = 2223, home dir = /home/test and login shell= /bin/test
You want to log in with user test01 on the client station through the
FDS server
So you check the configuration of the client :
/etc/nsswitch is correct
/etc/ldap.conf is correct
/etc/pam.d/system-auth is correct
/etc/pam.d/login is correct
you can ping from client to server and vice-versa
ok now you have to check the server side, this can be done with the
tools ldapsearch, from the client you make a request with ldapsearch to
get the information from the FDS server
But before this, I didn't see your misconfiguration of the user test01
in the attribute login shell = /bin/test . I see it just now.
This attribute must be a valid shell on the client i.e /bin/bash or
/bin/sh or what else you want but a valid shell, I don't think that
/bin/test permit you to log in the client (on centos5.3 the program
/bin/test doesn't exist !!)
thus the first thing you can do is to change the attribute login shell
from /bin/test to /bin/bash
then try to login the station with user t01.
For further verification of the server side you can do a request
ldapsearch :
ldapsearch -x -h 192.168.5.1 -b "dc=vfds,dc=local" 'uid=t01'
and show the output
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