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Well
It sounds like something I never heard about
I think you can't put password on DM
K, strictly talking you can, of course you can put anything on DM
because it is a flat database you can create classes, and methods so
you can, but, you can use it like the same way you have with the default
AIX system authorization process which uses /etc/passwd and
/etc/security/passwd files to check the user information.
Maybe you can change the system authorization method for one made in house.
In order to do that, change the auth1 parameter in /etc/security/user and
change it with your own defined authentication method (in
/etc/security/login.cfg) for the user or users you want to change:
Example:
In /etc/security/user modify the user stanza:
auth1=SYSTEM,mycontrol;peter
In /etc/security/login.cfg:
mycontrol:
program=/etc/myprogram
The "peter" will be the parameter passed to your program.
NTE: If you are intended to put this authentication method to every user,
then you must to modify auth1 of default stanza, but be careful with that,
because the program "myprogram" must exist, have execution permission and
return a code zero for the condition you want to check as your authorization
method, or you will not be able to login into your system any more!
You also have to FTP a user file because login.cfg only controls rlogin,
login or telnet sessions.
Regards
Luis A. Rojas Kramer
Services Manager
AIXTE, S.A. de C.V.
Nextel 1942 3461
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De: lamar.saxon via ibm-aix-l [mailto:ibm-aix-l (AT) Groups (DOT) ITtoolbox.com]
Enviado el: Lunes, 16 de de 2006 01:30 p.m.
Para: lrojask
Asunto: RE: [ibm-aix-l] AIX 5.3 Keeping users in DM?
Not sure I have ever heard of doing that methodology. Don't think it is
possible. Wondering if the coworker means LDAP ?
Lamar
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From: filosmith via ibm-aix-l [mailto:ibm-aix-l (AT) Groups (DOT) ITtoolbox.com]
Sent: Monday, 16, 2006 10:53 AM
To: Saxon, Lamar
Subject: [ibm-aix-l] AIX 5.3 Keeping users in DM?
Is there a way to convert /etc/passwd and /etc/group to DM? I'm new
with AIX and I thought I read that it doesn't work like that, but this
guy is telling me I need to convert /etc/passwd and /etc/group to use
DM
TIA
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