Re: How to limit it ?
Can you have the LDAP info sent across the network encrypted.
How fast is LDAP? How much data is sent.
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> Have you considered using a NIS implementaion? Setting up a central LDAP server to authenticate your users and services is not too difficult with the pam_ldap and nss_ldap modules. With a properly setup server, you can set up your user records such that a user can only see their own, and you can then (mostly) dispense with the passwd/shadow files. (you still have accounts you want to be machine-local only though.)
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> This gives you the added advantage of having a mobile user database that you can use between multiple machines. Great for ISPs.
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