Re: Forcing new users to change their password on first login?

On 05/02/2010 01:43 PM, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > One interesting feature in Active Directory, is the ability to create > a new user with an expired password, and thus force the user to change > the password on the first login attempt. > I'm not quite sure how to do that with the LDAP setup in D

Bug#570799: marked as done (squeeze: use libpam-ldapd instead of libpam-ldap)

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Need testers for LTSP thin client device popup in KDE

The last few days Vagrant and I have been looking into how to get LTSP thin clients to get a popup in KDE when a USB stick and other local devices are inserted on the client. The work and progress is documented in bug #575031. One approach we considered is to use hal to notify KDE about the LTSP

Re: MIT-kerberos versus Heimdal

ma, 2010-05-03 kello 21:47 +0200, Andreas B. Mundt kirjoitti: > The critical point in using kerberos is the synchronization > i.e. integration of all passwords: posix, samba and kerberos. Again, > [1] gives an idea how it can be done with Heimdal and smbk5pwd, an > (ldap-) overlay which will soon

Re: the three-headed dog at the doorstep...

[Andreas B. Mundt] > Hi all, > > after some successful tests I have been thinking about how to > proceed with the implementation of kerberos. The changes to our > sources might not be too small and the whole setup is probably > influenced (in a positive way). Here are some ideas and thoughts > tha

the three-headed dog at the doorstep...

Hi all, after some successful tests I have been thinking about how to proceed with the implementation of kerberos. The changes to our sources might not be too small and the whole setup is probably influenced (in a positive way). Here are some ideas and thoughts that are puzzling me: Can we get