How to disable ldap and allow local authentication in debian server?
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I would utilize authconfig because you aren't really indicating which method of LDAP authentication you're using. Try this command:
authconfig --disableldapauth --disableldap --enableshadow --updateall
You will need to add users to the local passwd file using the useradd command
useradd foouser
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Zaira banu
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Zaira banu almost 2 years
I have debian server Debian 3.2.81-2 x86_64 GNU/Linux. I want to disable openldap and enable local authentication. I see
/etc/ldap/ldap.conffile which has ldap entry.I have ran service slapd stop; if server is rebooted, will the slapd service start automatically?
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Zaira banu about 7 yearsabove command is for redhat or centos server.This is a debian server.it os openldap