I am using pam_ldap without any trouble on a test system running testing. It has been some while since I set the thing up, but it was pretty straightforward, once all the ldap entries were created. Have you checked what your auth.log says? -- Paul Fleischer // ProGuy <proguy@proguy.dk> PGP key fingerprint: 755A 9FB3 F7E4 DB62 8154 C5D6 381B BBCD 7BE1 FF30 Registered Linux User #166300 http://counter.li.org man, 2002-04-08 kl. 12:06 skrev Roger Abrahamsson: > Hello > > Finally figured I would test this out and try authenticating with LDAP > and see > if it could be something. However my testsetup absolutely refuses to > work with > pam_ldap, and I wondered if anyone here got that working? I use > Debian/sid and > latest packages there, but dont want to use sasl/kerberos. Will pam_ldap > in debian > work without sasl, or at least without kerberos, without a recompile? > I have verified that it is not my acl's in ldap with giving * full write > access to all, > and it did not help, and besides ldapadd works, if I do a simple bind... > only error message I get is that I get an error in binding if I supply > binddn,bindpw > and rootbinddn in ldap_conf, and the dn and password is correct since I > can use it > in ldapadd. I am totally mystified here.. > Any help would be appreciated.. > > > > Regards > Roger A > > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-isp-request@lists.debian.org > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmaster@lists.debian.org
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