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mgiammarco

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Re: Maximum number of users reached
« Reply #30 on: November 29, 2012, 04:33:09 pm »
I am deeply debugging this thing.

I have written a perl script that writes usernames and uidnumbers of the users I have inserted in the ldap port 390.

Now I have inserted them starting from uid 2000.

Now I see that their uids are magically changed and now they are in the range of 50000-300000.

How can happen this thing? Maybe it is a problem in the synchronization between ldap on 390 and ldap on 389?

Please help me, this thing is not correlated to sizelimit.

Mario

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Re: Maximum number of users reached
« Reply #31 on: December 02, 2012, 02:48:08 pm »
The question is: how is possible that an user, inserted with uid 1300 now has magically uid 250000?

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Re: Maximum number of users reached
« Reply #32 on: January 18, 2013, 11:46:46 am »
I need to continue this thread even if the bug has closed.

Now I can add as many users I need. But the permissions of their homes are wrong.
Infact if I log with an user (student) he cannot see his home.
To make a quick workaround I add all users in a group "studenti" and then I gave the group studenti read/write access to "/home". Please note that I used gui, not "chmod" or "setfacl" tools.
Now each student can r/w his home, but unfortunately can r/w other homes too.

What can I do?

Please help me,
Mario