Re: How to setup PostgreSQL to work with libpam-pgsql/libnss-pgsql2?

Good morning,

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Craig Ringer
> Honestly, in most cases you'll be much better off managing
> authentication with LDAP. It's a better design for the nature of
> authentication and user data management, where it has to handle lots
> of
> small read queries and only very rare writes. It also has better
> replication.

We are only 20 persones in total and do not have the need to handel several 100 or 1000 requests in a short time

Also since we do much more with the database we need it anyway and LDAP would get its data from PostgreSQL... because I do not like to maintain two systems at once which can do the same job.

Have now installed slapd on my OMAP L138 but now it has crashed the kernel and I cna not more boot the server because it want o init slapd and crash.

> Even if you're not using Samba, the smbldap-tools provide handy
> commands
> to manage users in the LDAP directory,

How does this manage the user accountts and there homes?
It does not seem to create $HOME and copy the files from /etc/skel which I have already prepared...

> and the debian
> ldap-auth-client
> package provides a convenient way to configure a client to
> authenticate
> against the directory.

I have not found this package

apt-cache show ldap-auth-client
W: Kann Paket ldap-auth-client nicht finden
E: Keine Pakete gefunden

> Even via "psql -h 192.168.0.3" ?

Now it works... (see other mail) I was not able to conenct as "root" and had to create an other user "system" and now I can connect

Have a nice day

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