Re: Changing user credentials in Pegasus on Linux
Ashok K Pathak <[email protected]> Fri, 10 May 2013 14:44:28 +0530
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Pegasus does authentication/password management using system
user/passwords (PAM)
In other words, Pegasus exploits PAM to authentication & password
management
The PAM conf file for Open Pegasus uses is usually
named /etc/pam.d/wbem.
For Setting up PAM authentication refer notes.txt in folder
pegasus/src/Executor
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First compile with PEGASUS_PAM_AUTHENTICATION.
Next install the PAM configuration file.
% cd $PEGASUS_ROOT
% cp rpm/wbem /etc/pam.d
% chmod 0644 /etc/pam.d/wbem
To build for standalone PAM authentication, compile with these:
PEGASUS_PAM_AUTHENTICATION
PEGASUS_USE_PAM_STANDALONE_PROC
To run cimserver to use PAM
enableAuthentication=true
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Hope it helps.
Regards
Ashok
Anuj Jain
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Changing user credentials in
Pegasus on Linux
Hi,
I am trying to figure out the right way of changing user credentials using
Pegasus. This is on a Linux GNU x64 platform.
The user in questions is the current user logged into the cimserver. The
operation needs to modify the password of this user and the expectation is
that the new password is used not only for the cimuser but also when this
user logs in to the Linux box, say using ssh.
What would be the logical steps to implementint something like this?
Thanks a lot!
Anuj