On 12.10.23 13:22, Ronald Wimmer via FreeIPA-users wrote:
On 12.10.23 13:06, Ulf Volmer via FreeIPA-users wrote:
On 12.10.23 09:57, Ronald Wimmer via FreeIPA-users wrote:
We do have two users with the same name. One exists locally. The
other one comes from IPA.
The problem is that the sudo rules also show up for the local user.
I know you do not officially support AIX... but would there probably
be a solution apart from naming these two users differently?
I don't think, that this can be solved on FreeIPA side.
And also on AIX it is difficult. You can look with lsuser for the
registry attribute, but I don't know any way to use this in sudo rules.
In general: I would say: try to avoid thos naming conflicts.
I found a solution for that. The problem of this particular IPA user is
that its sudo rules are permitted on ANY host. I will have to exclude
the AIX host group.
And here comes my question to the IPA devs... Is it possible to create a
hostgroup and exclude members of a second hostgroup? (e.g. create a
hostgroup containing all IPA clients excluding the AIX hostgroup)
Automembership is your friend.
(I would have expected to specify an exclude condition only but that did
not work.)
Cheers,
Ronald
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