Ondrej,
>> Not entirely true. There several options like nss-ldapd, the similar
>> overlay in slapd, nscd, etc....
>>
>
> Maybe nss_ldapd would do the job - but definitely a daemon reading
> keytab file (managed by samba) would be necessary.
> But from what I see nss_ldapd can not read Kerberos keytab (and besides,
> will it go in RHEL?)
The nssldapd overlay is part of upstream OpenLDAP. If you
are bound by what's in RHELs then really extending Winbind doesn't
help you much either.
> and nscd only solves caching.....
No. nscd also solves the problem of calling into nss_ldap
in the user context (i.e. permissions on the system keytab).
I'm just offering suggestions. Having winbindd deal with
other NIS maps seems a bit out of mainstream IMO. But it's not
really my call.
cheers, jerry
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