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Linux accounts per box

Linux accounts per box

2003-05-08       - By ___cliff rayman___

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i have never had that many users on a box, but if i did,
i would certainly investigate using LDAP.  i know that
pam can be configured with it, so all logins will use it,
and you can use it for many other authentications as well
such as apache and samba.

redhat includes it with newer versions.  the website is at:
http://www.openldap.com.

Bill Gradwohl wrote:

>Does anyone have any experience with large numbers of Linux user accounts per
single box?
>
>How about 5,000 or 10,000 users in /etc/passwd?
>
>If someone wanted a huge number of users on a box, what would be the preferred
mechanism to employ?
>
>Bill Gradwohl
>bill@(protected)
>(817) 224-9400 x211
>www.ycc.com
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