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ldapusers.deny(4)					     ldapusers.deny(4)

NAME
       ldapusers.deny - Contains the names of Tru64 UNIX users who will not be
       authenticated by LDAP authentication

SYNOPSIS
       /etc/ldapusers.deny

DESCRIPTION
       The /etc/ldapusers.deny is a text file in which you enter the name of a
       Tru64  UNIX  user who will not be authenticated by LDAP authentication.
       Users listed in the ldapusers.deny file are authenticated by the	 Tru64
       UNIX  security  mechanisms configured on the system and are exempt from
       LDAP authentication.

       Netgroups may also be specified with a line of the form @netgroup_name.
       All  users belonging to specified netgroup will not be authenticated by
       LDAP authentication.

       A default /etc/ldapusers.deny file is provided  when  you  install  the
       LDAP client software.

NOTES
       You  must  enter	 only  one  user  name per line and the user name must
       exactly match a user name in the /etc/passwd file.

       A netgroup may  be  specified  as  @netgroup_name  where	 netgroup_name
       exactly matches a netgroup name.	 Only one netgroup should be specified
       per line.

       To create comments, use the number sign (#).  Any  characters  after  a
       number  sign  are  ignored  to the end of the line. Blank lines and any
       leading or trailing white space on a line are also ignored.

EXAMPLES
       The following is	 an  example  of  a  ldapusers.deny  file:  #  #  lda‐
       pusers.deny  -  list of users who area not allowed to authenticate on #
       this system via	LDAP  authentication  (libsialdap.so  &	 ldapcd)  #  #
       Account	names  must  match  exactly  the  user	account	 name in the #
       /etc/passwd file.  # # Syntax: account_1 #	     .	#	     .
       #	     .	 #	    account_n # root nobody nobodyV daemon bin
       uucp uucpa auth cron lp tcb adm ris wnn pop imap ftp anonymous

SEE ALSO
       Files: passwd(4)

       Guide: Security Administration

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