10:53 a.m.
Hi,
I've finished setting up the RPM Fusion LDAP server yesterday (using
Fedora Directory Server). I've also set up the CVS server to be able to
authenticate SSH users against it, so having CVS+SSH working should
just be a matter of getting shells and permissions right.
I still need to look at the FAS (Fedora Account System), but in the
meantime, we could probably already start like this. Developers would
just need to send me :
- Full name
- Email address
- Public ssh key
That way I could populate the LDAP server with the required info to
switch to using FAS and letting users edit their own info later
(assuming they can get their password sent to their configured email
address), while having all the info needed to have things working *now*.
Thoughts?
Matthias
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3:47 p.m.
On 15.10.2007 12:53, Matthias Saou wrote:
I've finished setting up the RPM Fusion LDAP server yesterday (using
Fedora Directory Server).
Great!
I've also set up the CVS server to be able to
authenticate SSH users against it, so having CVS+SSH working should
just be a matter of getting shells and permissions right.
Sorry, not sure if I understand you right. Does that mean we could start
importing packages without FAS already? Or is that to much overhead as
the FAS would automate this?
I still need to look at the FAS (Fedora Account System), but in the
meantime, we could probably already start like this. Developers would
just need to send me :
- Full name
- Email address
- Public ssh key
/me send those in private
That way I could populate the LDAP server with the required info to
switch to using FAS and letting users edit their own info later
(assuming they can get their password sent to their configured email
address), while having all the info needed to have things working *now*.
Thoughts?
Sounds good. Do you know how users in plague gets created from FAS? If
not I'll ask some Fedora admins how to make that work. I also could
create those manually if needed.
CU
knurd
5:06 p.m.
Thorsten Leemhuis wrote :
> I've also set up the CVS server to be able to
> authenticate SSH users against it, so having CVS+SSH working should
> just be a matter of getting shells and permissions right.
Sorry, not sure if I understand you right. Does that mean we could start
importing packages without FAS already? Or is that to much overhead as
the FAS would automate this?
I guess. If developers have ssh+cvs access and ACLs work, then it would
already be possible to import and modify packages. On the plague side,
builds might still need to be triggered manually, though.
> I still need to look at the FAS (Fedora Account System), but in
the
> meantime, we could probably already start like this. Developers would
> just need to send me :
> - Full name
> - Email address
> - Public ssh key
/me send those in private
Oh, and I forgot "username". The same as your Fedora one is obviously
best if you're already a Fedora contributor.
> That way I could populate the LDAP server with the required info
to
> switch to using FAS and letting users edit their own info later
> (assuming they can get their password sent to their configured email
> address), while having all the info needed to have things working *now*.
>
> Thoughts?
Sounds good. Do you know how users in plague gets created from FAS? If
not I'll ask some Fedora admins how to make that work. I also could
create those manually if needed.
I have no idea. Isn't there anything related to LDAP in its
configuration that you've seen?
Matthias
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Clean custom Red Hat Linux rpm packages : http://freshrpms.net/
Fedora release 7 (Moonshine) - Linux kernel 2.6.22.6-81.fc7
Load : 0.34 0.30 0.32
8:37 p.m.
On Mon, 2007-10-15 at 12:53 +0200, Matthias Saou wrote:
Hi,
I've finished setting up the RPM Fusion LDAP server yesterday (using
Fedora Directory Server). I've also set up the CVS server to be able to
authenticate SSH users against it, so having CVS+SSH working should
just be a matter of getting shells and permissions right.
I still need to look at the FAS (Fedora Account System), but in the
meantime, we could probably already start like this. Developers would
just need to send me :
- Full name
- Email address
- Public ssh key
That way I could populate the LDAP server with the required info to
switch to using FAS and letting users edit their own info later
(assuming they can get their password sent to their configured email
address), while having all the info needed to have things working *now*.
Thoughts?
Matthias
Hi Matthias,
Which email would you prefer I send the information to? (I was a bit sceptical about the
spam.spam.spam.eggs.and.spam ;) )
Thanks,
Stewart
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