Re: [Nss-mysql-users] Re: Home directory

[Brad Stockdale]

> -1 in the correct column should make the passwd "unexpirable" (if that
> word exists :) You can set this directly in nss-mysql-root.conf and see
> what happens (shadow.expire_column = -1;). If it still does not work, it
> would mean that your system is configured to refuse passwords that
> cannot expire. I've never seen that, I am not even sure it is possible.

Okay, that fixed the password expiration problem... Thanks!


Now, as far as the home directory problem... Once again, very odd... When I 
su with either form of the command, it just gives me the bash-2.05$ prompt 
as before. However, if I type cd, it WILL go to the users home directory, 
just as I would expect. It just doesnt automagically go there... The only 
reason this concerns me is that a lot of our email users have procmail 
files in place, and if procmail wouldnt be able to find the users home 
directory, then it wouldnt be able to run the procmail scripts... None of 
the users who will be authing via mysql are login users... just POP/SMTP

Thanks again, and have a good weekend.

Brad




> HTH.
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