Re: nfs client 'nobody no matter what' clarification was Re: k5userok .c / doc mismatch
Nico Williams <[email protected]>
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On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 4:12 PM, Harry Coin <[email protected]> wrote: > On 10/14/2011 4:03 PM, Nico Williams wrote: >> Out of the box, however, Heimdal should not do that ever, not today, >> not ever. Indeed, out of the box Heimdal implements *two* aname2lname >> conventions: > > Clarifying this answer: discuss your view of the kuserok side of this. > Shall it forever > be impossible to match principals to local users if those local users have > no default or > home directory, for example /nonexistent, if the principal name is of the > form with a > / for examle as specified by GSSAPI->sasl->ldap for service accounts? No, not forever, but "forever in the default configuration". I see no reason why a rules- and/or db-based aname2lname system could not be devised -- indeed, I intend to implement such a thing at some point, for Heimdal (MIT already has one). >> But again, I don't want to say *never*, just never without additional >> configuration. > > Kindly direct to the appropriate configuration capability. My reading of > the code in kuserok > and aname_to_lname appears to allow no such capability. *Today* it doesn't. Nico --