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Author: $Author: ola $
Ola Lundqvist <opal@debian.org>
References: dpsyco/README
Date: $Date: 2004-08-29 17:51:41 +0200 (sön, 29 aug 2004) $
Summary:
Information about the (Debian Packages of System Configurations)
dpsyco way of configuring your system
Introduction:
=============
These are the basic tools to make dpsyco work as it should.
User administration:
====================
With update-dpsyco-users you can automatically create users. The created
user will have a UID between FIRST_UID and LAST_UID, as set in
/etc/dpsyco/adduser.conf; if you change these, make sure that you check
/etc/adduser.conf at the same time.
File structure:
---------------
/usr/share/dpsyco/users
$user(*) A file for each user with some config vars.
$package/$user A directory for each user that tells what it
has access too.
exist - It exists
samba - It has access to samba (see the dpsyco-samba package).
other - Other files that might be needed, see the other dpsyco
packages.
* The variables you can set there are:
NAME="Name of the user"
EMAIL="Email address to the user"
CRYPT="Crypted password"
and possibly other; see the other dpsyco packages.
Group administration:
=====================
With update-dpsyco-users you can automatically create groups and assign
users to them. The created groups will have a GID between FIRST_GID and
LAST_GID, as set in /etc/dpsyco/adduser.conf; if you change these, make sure
that you check /etc/adduser.conf at the same time.
File structure:
---------------
/usr/share/dpsyco/groups
$group A file for each group with some configs vars
(not needed and not used).
$package/$user A directory for each group that tells what it
has access too.
exist - It exists
members - A file with a list of member users.
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