nss-pam-ldapd

This is a quick update to fix a regression in the 0.8.7 release. A summary of the changes since 0.8.7: * fix a regression in the handling of PAM requests * add the ldapns.schema file from pam_ldap to the tarball More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/

This is a quick update to fix a regression in the 0.8.7 release. A summary of the changes since 0.8.7: * fix a regression in the handling of PAM requests * add the ldapns.schema file from pam_ldap to the tarball More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/

This is a quick update to fix a regression in the 0.8.7 release. A summary of the changes since 0.8.7: * fix a regression in the handling of PAM requests * add the ldapns.schema file from pam_ldap to the tarball More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/

This is an update for the 0.8 series that includes a few fixes and some work on the pynslcd implementation. The 0.8 series is getting more and more stable and there are not many issues reported. It is planned to be stabilised a bit now with work ... [More] continuing on the pynslcd implementation. A summary of the changes since 0.8.6: * log the first 10 search results in debug mode to make debugging easier (patch by Matthijs Kooijman) * provide more detailed logging information for LDAP errors, this should especially help for TLS related problems (based on a patch by Mel Flynn) * fix logging of invalid pam_authz_search value * when doing DNS queries for SRV records recognise default ldap and ldaps ports * make whether or not to do case-sensitive filtering configurable (patch by Matthew L. Dailey) * document the fact that each thread opens it's own connection (patch by Chris Hiestand) * some small portability improvements * try to prevent some of the Broken pipe messages in nslcd * increase buffer used for pam_authz_search as suggested by Chris J Arges * pynslcd now handles privileged requests correctly * pynslcd now supports attribute mapping using the lower() and upper() functions pynslcd, the Python implementation of nslcd that is included in nss-pam-ldapd should now be mostly useful for test environments and testing is welcomed. More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/ [Less]

This is an update for the 0.8 series that includes a few fixes and some work on the pynslcd implementation. The 0.8 series is getting more and more stable and there are not many issues reported. It is planned to be stabilised a bit now with work ... [More] continuing on the pynslcd implementation. A summary of the changes since 0.8.6: * log the first 10 search results in debug mode to make debugging easier (patch by Matthijs Kooijman) * provide more detailed logging information for LDAP errors, this should especially help for TLS related problems (based on a patch by Mel Flynn) * fix logging of invalid pam_authz_search value * when doing DNS queries for SRV records recognise default ldap and ldaps ports * make whether or not to do case-sensitive filtering configurable (patch by Matthew L. Dailey) * document the fact that each thread opens it's own connection (patch by Chris Hiestand) * some small portability improvements * try to prevent some of the Broken pipe messages in nslcd * increase buffer used for pam_authz_search as suggested by Chris J Arges * pynslcd now handles privileged requests correctly * pynslcd now supports attribute mapping using the lower() and upper() functions pynslcd, the Python implementation of nslcd that is included in nss-pam-ldapd should now be mostly useful for test environments and testing is welcomed. More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/ [Less]

This is an update for the 0.8 series that includes a few fixes and some work on the pynslcd implementation. The 0.8 series is getting more and more stable and there are not many issues reported. It is planned to be stabilised a bit now with work ... [More] continuing on the pynslcd implementation. A summary of the changes since 0.8.6: * log the first 10 search results in debug mode to make debugging easier (patch by Matthijs Kooijman) * provide more detailed logging information for LDAP errors, this should especially help for TLS related problems (based on a patch by Mel Flynn) * fix logging of invalid pam_authz_search value * when doing DNS queries for SRV records recognise default ldap and ldaps ports * make whether or not to do case-sensitive filtering configurable (patch by Matthew L. Dailey) * document the fact that each thread opens it's own connection (patch by Chris Hiestand) * some small portability improvements * try to prevent some of the Broken pipe messages in nslcd * increase buffer used for pam_authz_search as suggested by Chris J Arges * pynslcd now handles privileged requests correctly * pynslcd now supports attribute mapping using the lower() and upper() functions pynslcd, the Python implementation of nslcd that is included in nss-pam-ldapd should now be mostly useful for test environments and testing is welcomed. More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/ [Less]

This is an update for the 0.7 series that fixes a few minor bugs and includes a few small improvements. The changes should be minimal and have mostly been available in the 0.8 branch for some time. A summary of the changes since 0.7.15: * implement ... [More] proper range checking of numeric values returned from LDAP (thanks Jakub Hrozek) * fix an issue with detecting the uid of the calling process * fix a problem in the disconnect logic code * fix logging of invalid pam_authz_search value * properly log failures to lookup DNS SRV records * increase buffer for pam_authz_search as suggested by Chris J Arges * the Debian packaging was split from the main source tree More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/ [Less]

This is an update for the 0.7 series that fixes a few minor bugs and includes a few small improvements. The changes should be minimal and have mostly been available in the 0.8 branch for some time. A summary of the changes since 0.7.15: * implement ... [More] proper range checking of numeric values returned from LDAP (thanks Jakub Hrozek) * fix an issue with detecting the uid of the calling process * fix a problem in the disconnect logic code * fix logging of invalid pam_authz_search value * properly log failures to lookup DNS SRV records * increase buffer for pam_authz_search as suggested by Chris J Arges * the Debian packaging was split from the main source tree More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/ [Less]

This is an update for the 0.7 series that fixes a few minor bugs and includes a few small improvements. The changes should be minimal and have mostly been available in the 0.8 branch for some time. A summary of the changes since 0.7.15: * implement ... [More] proper range checking of numeric values returned from LDAP (thanks Jakub Hrozek) * fix an issue with detecting the uid of the calling process * fix a problem in the disconnect logic code * fix logging of invalid pam_authz_search value * properly log failures to lookup DNS SRV records * increase buffer for pam_authz_search as suggested by Chris J Arges * the Debian packaging was split from the main source tree More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/ [Less]

This is an update for the 0.8 series that includes a few fixes and some work on the pynslcd implementation. The 0.8 series remains in development mode and several more changes, enhancements and new features are planned. Users that require a stable ... [More] release are encouraged to stay with 0.7 until 0.8 stabilises. A summary of the changes since 0.8.5: * a number of code improvements by Jakub Hrozek * fixes for FreeBSD (thanks Maxim Vetrov) * include missing pynslcd files from tarball * improvements to the pynslcd implementation * implement an offline cache in pynslcd * the Debian packaging was split from the main source tree pynslcd, the Python implementation of nslcd that is included in nss-pam-ldapd should now be mostly useful for test environments and testing is welcomed. The newly implemented offline cache should be functional but for example disappearing users in LDAP are not reflected in the offline cache yet and LDAP reconnect logic is not yet working. More information can be found at: http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/ [Less]