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linux:arch_ad_backend [2016/10/19 23:04]
walter [Packages]
linux:arch_ad_backend [2018/06/11 17:25]
bmiddha
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 pam-krb5 pam-krb5
  
-acm-pam ([[linux:​acm_custom_repo|acm repo]]) 
- 
-acm-admins-sudo ([[linux:​acm_custom_repo|acm repo]]) 
 ====== Configs ====== ====== Configs ======
  
 ===== Kerberos ===== ===== Kerberos =====
  
-<​file|krb5.conf>​+<file|/etc/krb5.conf>​
 [libdefaults] [libdefaults]
         default_realm = ACM.CS         default_realm = ACM.CS
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 **Make sure nslcd.conf can only be read by root** **Make sure nslcd.conf can only be read by root**
-<​file|nslcd.conf>​+<file|/etc/nslcd.conf>​
 uid nslcd uid nslcd
 gid nslcd gid nslcd
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 Edit the passwd, shadow, and group lines to this Edit the passwd, shadow, and group lines to this
-<​file|nsswitch.conf>​+<file|/etc/nsswitch.conf>​
 passwd: files ldap [NOTFOUND=return] passwd: files ldap [NOTFOUND=return]
 shadow: files ldap [NOTFOUND=return] shadow: files ldap [NOTFOUND=return]
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 To give admins sudo To give admins sudo
-<​file|sudoers>​+<file|/etc/sudoers.d/​AcmLanAdmins>
 %AcmLanAdmins ALL=(ALL) ALL %AcmLanAdmins ALL=(ALL) ALL
 </​file>​ </​file>​
  
-===== PAM =====+<​file|/​etc/​pam.d/​system-auth>​ 
 +auth      sufficient pam_ldap.so 
 +auth      required ​ pam_unix.so ​    ​try_first_pass nullok 
 +auth      optional ​ pam_permit.so 
 +auth      required ​ pam_env.so
  
-These files are in /etc/pam.d+account ​  ​sufficient pam_ldap.so 
 +account ​  ​required ​ pam_unix.so 
 +account ​  ​optional ​ pam_permit.so 
 +account ​  ​required ​ pam_time.so
  
-Force install acm-pam +password ​ sufficient pam_ldap.so 
-<​code>​ +password ​ required ​ pam_unix.so ​    ​try_first_pass nullok sha512 shadow 
-pacman -S --force acm-pam +password ​ optional ​ pam_permit.so
-</​code>​+
  
-This will install a working PAM stack for auth against the ACM AD domain+session ​  ​required ​ pam_limits.so 
 +session ​  ​required ​ pam_unix.so 
 +session ​  ​optional ​ pam_ldap.so 
 +session ​  ​optional ​ pam_permit.so 
 +</​file>​
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