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2017 Oct 25
0
authenticate as userA, but get authorization to user userB's account
...(email, files) of the group user
The pam_groupuser.so module must be referred two times in the PAM
configuration for the given service/resources, i.e.
auth required pam_groupuser.so
<all normal auth modules>
auth required pam_groupuser.so second-pass
The users must use the username "groupusername*realusername" and the
password belonging to "realusername". The first call to pam_groupusers.so
sets the username for PAM to "realusername", so the authentication modules
will use the real username for authentication. The second call to
pam_groupusers.so sets the username...
2017 Oct 25
2
authenticate as userA, but get authorization to user userB's account
...adlecsik.jozsef at wigner.mta.hu> (Mi 25 Okt 2017 13:28:22 CEST):
> > sales at example.com, using the credentials of the very own account (say
> > hans at example.com)?
>
> We faced the same problem and solved it with a PAM module:
?
> The users must use the username "groupusername*realusername" and the
Yes, this follows the maser-user idea. Great.
I'm curious if the master user mechanism isn't usable.
Maybe it is, I'll check this.
> - dovecot POP/IMAP server
> - vsfptd FTP server
>
> Addendum: for dovecot, add "*" to the allowed use...
2017 Oct 25
6
authenticate as userA, but get authorization to user userB's account
Hello,
given a small organization. There are *personal* mailboxes (mailbox per
user, incl. subfolders et cetera). The users can share specic folders
via the ACL (we call it "other users/", Dovecot calls it "shared"
folder. Additionally there are mailboxes Dovecot calls "public" (we use
the term "groups/"). They are not associated with a specific account,
2017 Oct 25
0
authenticate as userA, but get authorization to user userB's account
...hu> (Mi 25 Okt 2017 13:28:22 CEST):
> > > sales at example.com, using the credentials of the very own account (say
> > > hans at example.com)?
> >
> > We faced the same problem and solved it with a PAM module:
> ?
> > The users must use the username "groupusername*realusername" and the
>
> Yes, this follows the maser-user idea. Great. I'm curious if the master
> user mechanism isn't usable. Maybe it is, I'll check this.
The master users are allowed to impersonate anyone and at the same time
cannot login as themselves. Those wer...