Re: [SLE] Migrating Users&Passwords to LDAP

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Date: 03/31/05

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    Andrei Verovski (aka MacGuru) <andreil1@starlett.lv> wrote on 31/03/2005
    16.36.19:

    > Right now I have 2 servers (corporate + mail/web), which have equal
    > user accounts. What I would like to do is to use corporate server as
    > central storage for user/password information. Corporate server offers
    > file services (Samba, Netatalk, NFS + Printing/Faxing) + home
    > directories for users, while mail/web server - only mail for company
    > employes (and web).
    >
    > It is just too stupid to enter all accounts 3 times: on corporate
    > servers for UNIX users, then on the same PC for Samba users, and third
    > time on mail server.
    >
    > Right now all user/password information is being stored in /etc/shadow
    > and /etc/samba/smbpasswd.
    >
    > The question is how to migrate all this on LDAP, and how to instruct
    > mail server to take all user/password information from corporate
    > server.
    >

    You can configure PAM to use LDAP and thus "eliminating" the need of
    creating local posix users. As far as the mail is concerned, you will have
    several steps to follow, in the sense that both the webmail and the
    smtp/pop3 need to be configured to support ldap authentication and you
    should find all the information in the mta documentation.

    you will probably have to extend the ldap schema: we had to do it to have
    qmail and vpomail authenticated again an LDAP directory (I also tested it
    with Lotus Domino and was able to use openldap users for domino web-based
    application)

    Hope it helps

    Gaël

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