Tim Nowaczyk schrieb: > > On Oct 22, 2009, at 7:38 AM, Stefan Kuhne wrote: > >> i authenticate against an externel LDAP-Server. >> This server have no home entry, so i get >> >> getent passwd >> ... >> root:x:0:0:root::/bin/bash >> ... >> for example. >> Which source should i motify to add a home entry or can i write a pam >> module? >> > This is probably due to an nss_ldap configuration problem. Figure out > which LDAP attribute has the user's home directory. If it's called > "myLocalHomeDirAttribute" then add the following to your /etc/ldap.conf > or /etc/nss-ldap.conf (whichever your distribution uses for nss-ldap) > I try to figure out. But ldapsearch doesn't work anymore. > nss_map_attribute homeDirectory myLocalHomeDirAttribute > Hmm. > If you aren't storing the home directory in LDAP, then you are out of > luck unless you want everyone to have the same home directory. > No, it is on my main Server and /home is exportd by nfs. All user should have it's own home dir. Regards, Stefan Kuhne
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