yast / yast-auth-server

yast2-auth-server

The program assists system administrators to create new directory server and Kerberos server instances that help to maintain centralised user identity database for a network.

The features are:

• Create new directory server instance.

Install

To install the latest stable version on openSUSE or SLE, use zypper:

$ sudo zypper install yast2-auth-server

Run

Visit Yast control panel and launch "Create New Directory Server".

Development

You need to prepare your environment with:

ruby_version=$(ruby -e "puts RbConfig::CONFIG['ruby_version']")
zypper install -C "rubygem(ruby:$ruby_version:yast-rake)"
zypper install -C "rubygem(ruby:$ruby_version:rspec)"
zypper install git yast2-devtools yast2-testsuite yast

You can then run the auth-server module with:

rake run
rake run[module name]
rake run[ldap-server]

For the 389-ds setup, you'll require a CA + pkcs12 bundle with a cert to use. You can generate these with certutil from the package mozilla-nss-tools.

mkdir local_ca
cd local_ca
echo "password" > password.txt
certutil -N -f password.txt -d .
certutil -S -n CAissuer -t "C,C,C" -x -f password.txt -d . -v 24 -g 4096 -Z SHA256 --keyUsage certSigning -2 --nsCertType sslCA -s "CN=ca.nss.dev.example.com,O=Testing,L=example,ST=Queensland,C=AU"

certutil -S -n Server-Cert -t ",," -c CAissuer -f password.txt -d . -s "CN=test_b.dev.example.com,O=Testing,L=example,ST=Queensland,C=AU"

certutil -L -n CAissuer -a -d . > ca.pem
pk12util -o server-export.p12 -d . -k password.txt -n Server-Cert

Tests

rake test:unit

Logs

If you are running as a non-root user, the logs are located in:

~/.y2log

If you are running as root, these logs are in:

/var/log/YaST2/y2log

For more detailed logging, you are able to execute YaST with debugging environment variables:

Y2DEBUG=1 rake run[ldap-server]

Build

You can build the package with:

rake osc:build