Other than running Debian sarge have the same situation.
I do not want fuse access for default so didn't even try that.
First off you can add the ldap account users to the /etc/group file.
I tried it initially for testing and it worked.
What I did is created a localdev group in ldap then changed the group
for /dev/fuse.
Just to make sure I reset /dev/fuse ownership and permisions on boot.
Also must change group for /usr/bin/fusermount and make sure it stays suid.
This is what it is normally:
-rwsr-xr-- 1 root fuse 19160 Mar 23 09:49 /usr/bin/fusermount
For that matter if you want to allow everyone to use fuse will have to
add execute permission to fusermount.
I am having some local device problems. It mounts the on the first log
in only. I am assuming for the moment that this is not the cause of my
problems as it has the same problem using local accounts. Will be
posting on that real soon.
John
David Heinzerling wrote:
Background:
Production: LTSP 4.1, fedora core 4, locadev using unicolet method, ldap
authentication server
Test system: LTSP 4.2, fedora core 5, localdev using ltspfs/fuse system
I can get local devices to work on the test system if I use local users. In
other words, if I create a local user and add him to the fuse group local
devices work perfectly. However, I have been unable to get local devs working
when I log onto the system as an ldap authenticated user. This makes sense, as
I can't figure out how to add an ldap user to the local fuse group. I have
attempted to bypass the necessity of adding users to the fuse group using the
following tip in the fuse readme file, but to no avail:
"If you don't want to add all users to the fuse group you can also run
# chmod 4755 /usr/bin/fusermount
to allow everyone to mount fuse filesystems. You have to re-run that command
after each fuse update."
It appears that the permissions on /dev/fuse get reset to no read/write
priveleges for non-fuse group members. Regardless, I get permission denied
errors when attempting to create a manual test mount as described in the
troubleshooting section of the localdev wiki page.
This topic appears to have come up before on the list, but I didn't see a
resolution (perhaps I missed it). Any ideas?
Many thanks,
David Heinzerling
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