Re: can't login with libpam-ldap

[Jacob Bresciani <jacob@etrafficsolutions.com>]

I had a similar problem using libnss-ldap. A system upgrade reset the  
permissions on /etc/libnss-ldap.conf to 600 instead of the required  
644, hence no one but root could read the ldap config and no one but  
root could figure out who they are.

hope that helps.


Jacob Bresciani
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On Dec 28, 2005, at 7:55 AM, Pere Nubiola Radigales wrote:

> > I know that this does not help you solve your problem, but I have two
> > questions.  First, how did you get the inetOrgPerson objectClass?
> > Whenever I try to add it to something/someone, I get "missing  
> > superior
> > objectClass organizationalPerson."
> I am ussing inetOrgPerson because i see in large eixamples  ( if you
> speak spanish you can see bulma.org for a complet use of courier +
> postfix + ldap
>
>  Also, where is the
> > CourierMailAccount objectClass located?  Is that part of the
> > courier-ldap package?  I only recently got LDAP functioning for user
> > authentication and I would like to eventually move as much as  
> > possible
> > into LDAP, including having Courier find the accounts in there.
> I use ldap for imap account and i run fine
> i see that it is part of the courier-ldap package and the only is to
> meke de schema available in slapd.conf
> > -Roberto
> >
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>
>
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