[one-users] LDAP 2.9.85 authentication module

[Poul Kristensen]

Sorry for interrupting, but what is opennebula authenticating againts?

In my understanding authentications are normally done against LDAP as
a part of AD (active directory) or against some other ldap server(DNS) to have
some centralized authentication. It could be Deffnet too.
It seems that opennebula is authenticating against a local ldap server?
 Is that correct?  Is it possible to authenticate againts AD?

Thanks

Poul

2012/1/24 Javier Fontan <jfontan at opennebula.org>:
> That is indeed a bug. Anyway, now the addons come with the standard
> OpenNebula distribution (since 3.2) and this is not a problem anymore.
> OpenNebula install script does not mess with this file permissions.
>
> Thanks anyway for reporting.
>
> On Sat, Jan 21, 2012 at 5:42 AM, Shantanu Pavgi <pavgi at uab.edu> wrote:
>>
>> I installed LDAP 2.9.85 authentication module in OpenNebula 3.0. It seems like install.sh script remove 'execute' bit on the $ONE_LOCATION/etc/auth directory which results in 'permission denied' error for files in that directory. Of course it can be fixed by setting 'execute' bit back on that directory, but it may need to be fixed in the install script itself.
>>
>> {{{
>> chmod 600 $DESTDIR$ETC_LOCATION/auth  # line 51
>> }}}
>>
>>
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