[K12OSN] smbldap - adding ldap users to local groups
Rob Owens
rowens at ptd.net
Tue Oct 30 16:30:39 UTC 2007
I decided to try changing all of my local devices to have ldap-group memberships. For instance, I ran this command:
find /dev -group audio -exec chgrp ldapaudio {} \;
This finds every file in /dev with "audio" group membership and changes it to "ldapaudio" group membership. This works and my ldap user who is a member of the "ldapaudio" group but not the local "audio" group has access to sound devices. The problem is that on reboot, many of these /dev files get set back to "audio" group membership. Does anybody know how to stop this? I'm working on a Debian machine right now, but I'm interested in doing this on Debian, Ubuntu, and CentOS.
-Rob
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