Re: [389-users] Howto determine the last time an account was bound?

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Ryan Braun [ADS] wrote:
> On March 2, 2010 03:18:43 pm Rich Megginson wrote:
>   
>> Ryan Braun [ADS] wrote:
>>     
>>> Is there an operational attribute or some other way to determine when the
>>> last time an account was used to bind to the server (or any server in a
>>> MMR setup).  Basically looking to find out the last time an account
>>> performed a bind operation to test for account inactivity.
>>>       
>> No, but there is a proposal to add something like that -
>> http://directory.fedoraproject.org/wiki/Account_Policy_Design
>>     
>
> Yeah looks like what I'm after in that document is the loginTimestamp 
> attribute.  Most of our account maintenance would be done from cron and perl,  
> with pam checking the shadow attributes for account/password expiry 
> information.  I just need a way to do a nightly audit for accounts that 
> haven't been used in X days.
>
> Any idea on when that might get implemented? (loaded question I know :) )
>   
No, but please file a bug/RFE
>   
>>> Also,  is there list of the available operational attributes anywhere?
>>>       
>> grep -i operation /etc/dirsrv/schema/*
>>     
>
> Nice tip,  thanks Rich.
>
>
> Ryan Braun
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