Stephen Frost --  3.10.2006 22:31 --:
> * Damyan Ivanov ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> What I don't understand is why libnss-ldap.conf *needs* to be 0600 at
>> all. A big warning in the file (todo) and debconf placing password in
>> a separate file (done) should be enough, IMHO.
> 
> It needs to be 600 if you want tight control on your LDAP directory such
> that everyone has to connect using a password and you don't want that
> password available to everyone.  libnss-ldap.conf w/ mode 600 and nscd
> works quite well for this.

Ah, I see. You're talking about bindbw setting (I was talking about
rootpw).

Can bindpw be also moved to separate file? This would make fiddling
with libnss-ldap.conf permissions unnecessary and as fas as I can see
would work for everybody.

Not sure how trivial that move is...


Thanks,
        dam
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