First of all, the network administrator is me. My desktop is technically the server for the entire network, providing LDAP and NFS for the rest of the computers (yes, I know using a desktop as a server is bad, but I need to locate a small box to act as the server still). My computer runs Fedora Core 6, and I have no problem working with it.
Along with my computer, there is a Windows XP system and two Linux systems. The Linux systems belong to users with somewhat different requirements; one needs a Linux distro that's good with multimedia (Ipod, playing music, sharing, etc.), and the other one needs a distro for a person who is willing to learn some stuff, but is still not completely barebones. Basically, he's a Linux beginner but not entirely unfamiliar with the way the system works.
I'm looking for suggestions for filling the last two mentioned slots. As I mentioned before, I'm not 100% sure how to configure PAM to use LDAP outside of a GUI, but I'm willing to learn if I can find the right distro.
On 4/18/07, Les Mikesell <lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Did I miss something in this thread? What kind of beginner has an LDAP
service for authentication?
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