teknoman
September 23rd, 2008, 01:45 AM
Hi all.
In our school I have just upgraded Kubuntu from Feisty to Gutsy.
We have an centralized LDAP schema for user authentication. It seems to work fine. I have a only issue: all these LDAP-authenticated users can't play sound.
However, if you log in using a local user (there exist a couple of them in every computer) you can play sound perfectly.
Of course, all LDAP users belong to the "audio" group in the LDAP tree and this group has the same GID as the local "audio" group.
This system worked well in Feisty. Why not in Gutsy?
Is there any other thing to do?
Than you in advance.
In our school I have just upgraded Kubuntu from Feisty to Gutsy.
We have an centralized LDAP schema for user authentication. It seems to work fine. I have a only issue: all these LDAP-authenticated users can't play sound.
However, if you log in using a local user (there exist a couple of them in every computer) you can play sound perfectly.
Of course, all LDAP users belong to the "audio" group in the LDAP tree and this group has the same GID as the local "audio" group.
This system worked well in Feisty. Why not in Gutsy?
Is there any other thing to do?
Than you in advance.