Fedora Users — Re: LDAP Client

I´ve been installed a server SAMBA(PDC)+LDAP.
When a change the password by Windows XP the new password works at my station Wndows and in the server LDAP.
But in a client Linux only works the old password. I´m imagine that exist a cache in client Linux that use this old password for validate the user.

For example:

1. client = john
password = 123456

First conection on Windows Xp using password = 123456 ===> result OK
First conection on server LDAP linux using password = 123456 ===> result OK
First conection on client Linux Fedora using password = 123456 ==> result OK

Change password by Windows Xp ==== new password = abc

Second connection on Windows Xp using password = abc ===> result OK
Second connection on Server LDAP Linux using password = abc ==> result OK
Second connection on client Linux Fedora 5 using password = abc ==> Result NOK
Secont connection on client Linux Fedora 5 using password = 123456 ===> result OK

Thanks

Mark Haney <mhaney@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escreveu:

Sergio Silva wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I´m trying install a box client ldap. When a connect by first time in
> server LDAP works.
> But, when a change the user password in server LDAP, I only get
> connect the used the old password.
> I´m using Fedora 5 on server and client.
> Can anybody help me?
> Thanks
>
>
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Here's my guess. Is the user password you are using the same in LDAP as
in /etc/passwd on the server? It sounds like ssh isn't using LDAP for
authentication, it's only using /etc/passwd.

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