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At 13:24 19/12/2002 +0000, bryan hunt wrote:
>The above is from ldapsearch One thing that I have noticed is that the
>password for this account is different in the gq ldap browser
>it is {SSHA}8NVJkpJBQG1B034QIzdYv7PTwPwwL4Hr
Standard display feature of ldapsearch - I don't understand the logic but
it works.
What's your /etc/ldap.conf file say?
I found using the pam modules a bit flaky, and in any case, you do need to
edit /etc/nsswitch.conf.
Also, if you've just installed the module, just log out and log back in.
Thomas
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