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Yes, thanks, that suits me fine.
2008-06-19 10:25:35 UTC in pam_mount module
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I've tried 0.41, and sgrp="xx" now indeed works, thanks.
I'm still having problems with XXxx, as that still matches users who are not members of xx or XX.
2008-06-19 10:22:26 UTC in pam_mount module
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It works now for me with pam_mount 0.40. But unfortunately sgrp="xx" does not work anymore, both
and
xx
matches always, regardless of the user being member of that group or not...
2008-06-13 17:33:35 UTC in pam_mount module
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A valid concern, I don't think you want a full fledged expression tree syntax...
How about:
2008-05-27 19:11:22 UTC in pam_mount module
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Yes, that's what I do now, and it works. It would simply be nice if I didn't have to duplicate ~20 volumes.
2008-05-27 09:10:12 UTC in pam_mount module
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It would be great if multiple groups could be specified for sgrp, and a user would match if it is member of any (or multiple) of the specified groups.
Also, it would be great if case insensitive match could be specified for sgrp / pgrp. Under windows, this information is case insensitive, and winbind sometimes returns group names as "domänen-benutzer", sometimes as "Domänen-Benutzer".
2008-05-27 08:36:18 UTC in pam_mount module
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I'm using pam_mount to automount some windows shares whenever a user logs in.
I'm using winbind with "winbind use default domain = true", so users can log in using "user" as user name (in addition to "DOMAIN\user"). However, getgrent returns only "DOMAIN\user" as member names in gr_mem.
The attached patch, which I'm using successfully, adds another method to determine user group membership...
2008-05-27 08:33:15 UTC in pam_mount module
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I'm having problems opening the north american part of vector map level 0 on Linux with the current ogdi version (as packaged by fedora).
It tries to open paths like this:
/tmp/v0noa/vmaplv0/noamer/hydro/A\L/edx
which obviously does not work, because \ is used as path separator, and because the cases of A and L is not correct.
The attached patch fixes the problem for me. It tries to...
2008-01-07 23:52:47 UTC in Open Geospatial Data Interface
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vector image files have the advantage that they can be scaled arbitrarily without becoming either big or pixelated.
This patch implements a CairoMM based rendering backend. The patched drawtiming then offers output to postscript, pdf and svg files in addition to the Magick++ backend pixel files.
2007-07-07 10:02:28 UTC in drawtiming
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The patch I've just submitted fixes this problem for me...
Tom.
2007-05-17 19:53:34 UTC in PlotMM
