> we are trying get oam_mkhomedir working with ACL. Unfortunately > pam_mkhomedir (version from debian sarge, 0.76) does not set the default > mask right. The default mask get's set from the parent dir by the kernel. > It ignores our default ACL settings in the parent directory. That's unlikely. > We intensively googled on that problem, read a lot of source code but we > were unable to find the a solution for out problem. > Copying /etc/skel manually to the directory works perfectly as well as > creating a new directory with mkdir. cp only copies ACL's, mkdir does nothing with ACL's. The most probable cause is that your default ACL's on the base dir are incorrect / missing. I've been using the above scenario without problems for years (but with webroot dirs). Igmar _______________________________________________ Pam-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/pam-list
