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11-02-2009 06:55 AM
11-02-2009 06:55 AM
Re: Problem with users authenticated by ldap
Hi,
Funny thing is that when the pwgr daemon is running, and an ldap user has a valid session, the user can execute some programs from within the session.
When the daemon is stopped, the same programs (executed in the same session) fail.
The pwgr daemon casches some user data. I suppose it put something vital into the cache when the user established the session.
Any ideas?
Regards,
Pit
Funny thing is that when the pwgr daemon is running, and an ldap user has a valid session, the user can execute some programs from within the session.
When the daemon is stopped, the same programs (executed in the same session) fail.
The pwgr daemon casches some user data. I suppose it put something vital into the cache when the user established the session.
Any ideas?
Regards,
Pit
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