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Plase add pam_sss config #1
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@joakim-tjernlund do you have something working in your local stack to include? I have no sssd anymore, so can not test the module |
We use this
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@joakim-tjernlund you have a typo in password section: "minimun" i can't get it to work with faillock. closest i got was getting a failure in pam_unix and a success in pam_sss (in the same login) for now i ended up using fedoras system-auth which also has i need to dive a little bit deeper with this then what i have done so far... |
sure, the passwd I haven't played much with so I am not sure what to have there |
actually.. i just realized i had to tweak what was in the wiki. what i have currently is (sssd-2.4.0, pambase-20201103):
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@razamatan looks better than previous ones, but: |
pam_ssh should probably also not be part of this, it probably works
together, sure, but its its own thing.
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yep. the ssh stuff comes in via the template if the ssh use flag is set. mine is, so that's why my config has it.
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pam_ssh should probably also not be part of this, it probably works
together, sure, but its its own thing.
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I use this
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ok.. answered my own question by playing around. this is my current config that seems to be working fully:
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sssd, https://github.com/SSSD/sssd, has a pam_sss.so module needed for login when using sssd as login service
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