On Tue, 2005-08-09 at 10:24, Samuel D� Garc�wrote: > Hi all, I'm working in a FC4 server and I want to have a centralized > user's database. Usually when people say this they mean across multiple machines. This means a network system like NIS or LDAP. > The idea is to validate users only one time. > > I want to centralice users for these services: > > 1) Shells (ssh, telnet) > 2) Ftp (vsftp) > 3) Samba > 4) web > 5) radius > 6) LDAP > 7) mail > 8) mysql, posgresql > > I want to allow users only validate one time when accessing over all > network services and only have to add user 1 time, not add the user in > all services. With his/her e-mail account, ftp account, web access into > private webs pages, etc... > > Any appointments, how-to's, tutorial to allow integrate all users and > only have to maintain one user database? > > I prefer an step by step guide if anybody knows that. But this looks like you have a single machine providing all these services. For all the services that have files under /etc/pam.d the consolidation is already done. You'll have to drop in the apache mod_auth_pam module which for some reason isn't included: http://pam.sourceforge.net/mod_auth_pam/ for web access - or if everyone has a local password you can just give apache read access to the /etc/shadow file. -- Les Mikesell lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
