}
static slap_verbmasks nss_svcs[] = {
- { BER_BVC("alias"), NM_alias },
- { BER_BVC("ether"), NM_ether },
+ { BER_BVC("aliases"), NM_alias },
+ { BER_BVC("ethers"), NM_ether },
{ BER_BVC("group"), NM_group },
- { BER_BVC("host"), NM_host },
+ { BER_BVC("hosts"), NM_host },
{ BER_BVC("netgroup"), NM_netgroup },
- { BER_BVC("network"), NM_network },
+ { BER_BVC("networks"), NM_network },
{ BER_BVC("passwd"), NM_passwd },
- { BER_BVC("protocol"), NM_protocol },
+ { BER_BVC("protocols"), NM_protocol },
{ BER_BVC("rpc"), NM_rpc },
- { BER_BVC("service"), NM_service },
+ { BER_BVC("services"), NM_service },
{ BER_BVC("shadow"), NM_shadow },
{ BER_BVNULL, 0 }
};
service that will be used. The <service> may be one of
.RS
.nf
- alias
- ether
+ aliases
+ ethers
group
- host
+ hosts
netgroup
- network
+ networks
passwd
- protocol
+ protocols
rpc
- service
+ services
shadow
.fi
.RE
.RE
Upon logout the corresponding value will be deleted. This feature allows
a single LDAP Search to be used to check which users are logged in across
-all the hosts of a network. By default no services are configured.
+all the hosts of a network. The rootdn of the database is used to perform
+the updates of the loginStatus attribute, so a rootdn must already be
+configured for this feature to work. By default no services are configured.
.LP
The PAM functions support LDAP Password Policy as well. If the password
policy overlay is in use (see