[Fedora-directory-users] Account lockout replication

Rich Megginson rmeggins at redhat.com
Thu Aug 18 14:33:40 UTC 2005


You need to enable global password policy.  You need to set the 
attribute "passwordIsGlobalPolicy" in cn=config to the value "1".

Bryan Wann wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am trying to set up a global account lockout policy.  In the 
> Deployment Guide, it says "Account lockout is enforced on the 
> replicas" and "The password policy information ... such as password 
> age, the account lockout counter ... are all replicated."  When I 
> trigger the lockout on an account, I see the accountUnlockTime 
> attribute get added to the account's directory entry.
>
> From what I make of the text in the Deployment Guide, 
> accountUnlockTime should be replicated to my other master and 
> corresponding consumers, thus locking out the account everywhere.  
> This isn't what I'm seeing; I am only locked out of the master on 
> which it was originally triggered, I can still bind using the account 
> on the other master and consumers.
>
> I have applied the same password and lockout policy to all of my 
> servers, so the configuration should be consistent.  Do I have the 
> wrong expectations on how this should work?  Does "enforced on the 
> replicas" simply mean the replicas as an independant server will 
> perform lockouts?  Anyone been able to solve this one?
>
> --bryan
>
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