I tried that first (but didn't go into too much trouble yet). I thought
'pam_mount' would be nicer because it can be configured so that volumes
are only mounted when a user logs on (if I understood correctly with
autofs the volumes are mounted on startup, also the howto I found
described that for each user you should add an entry in the LDAP server
for his/her homedirectory).
The way I have configured it now it almost works. The only thing I need
now is prefent using pam_mount when a local user logs on (or I might
consider leaving it like it is now, but that would cause problems when
there are local accounts having the same username as network accounts...
which off course is a bad thing either way).
Heiko
Jose Plans wrote:
On Sat, 2007-07-28 at 21:30 +0200, Heiko Harders wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to configure PAM for my needs all day now, but I can't get it
right.
I have an LDAP server which contains the user login information for my
users. This server also serves the home directory's using NFS.
On my clients I use pam_ldap to authenticate and I use pam_mount to
mount the home directorys whenever a users logs on. This works fine. The
problem is, whenever a local user on the client logs on, pam_mount [..]
Have you considered using an auto mounter such as autofs? These work
fine with LDAP and what you want to do.
Jose
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