Daniel J Walsh wrote:
Could you do this with pam_oddjob_mkhomedir without having to add the privs. I think this is a better solution.
Is this a Redhat-specific thing? I'm running Gentoo, and while I have a "pam_mkhomedir" module, I don't have anything called oddjob anywhere.
I'm using the pam_mkhomedir module, but it's running under the nmbd context, so that's where I had to put the rules. There isn't a way to get the PAM module to use a different context than the process it's loaded into, is there?
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