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The authentication server does now use group information from an AD/PDC (Active Directory Server/Primary Domain Controller). It dynamically maps AD/PDC groups to UNIX group IDs, in the same way AD/PDC user names are mapped to UNIX user IDs. The mapping of users and groups is stored in the authsrv cache file "HELIOSDIR/var/conf/authsrv.cache".
To use the AD/PDC groups the "heliosauthcreate.exe" tool from update u0508 must be run on the AC/PDC server.
The following new preferences are used by the authentication server:
Programs/authsrv/PDCAuthDir (type str, default "HELIOSAUTH") Name of the special network share created by "heliosauthcreate.exe". This preference has to be set only if "heliosauthcreate.exe" was called with the option "-s <share>" to create a non-default share.
Programs/authsrv/PDCGroupFirstId (type int, default 2000) Programs/authsrv/PDCGroupLastId (type int, default 2400) First and last group ID used for dynamical group ID assignment.
Note: The ranges for dynamically assigned user/group IDs must not overlap with any user/group IDs used on the UNIX system.
Also fixed: - A member of the printer administration group (PrnAdm) was treated like a member of the queue administration group (QueueAdm). - Several memory leaks and stability enhancements. |