Hi all, I'm using SSSD for authentication against AD and it works like a charm so a big thanks to all the developers. One thing I'm missing out on is the newest options. CentOS 6.5 comes with version 1.9.2 of SSSD. The option I'm looking for is the 'ad_access_filter' one which allows me to filter out which users get access. I've been looking for an RPM for CentOS 6 for at least version 1.11 for which is running on my machine and has the desired option but cannot find it. Any other options? Or anyone can point me to what I can do for an alternative? Kind regards, *Eric Van Steenbergen* *E-mail: vs.eric(a)gmail.com <vs.eric(a)gmail.com&gt;* _______________________________________________ sssd-users mailing list sssd-users(a)lists.fedorahosted.org https://lists.fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/sssd-users

On Fri, 17 Oct 2014, Eric VS wrote: >Hi all, >I'm using SSSD for authentication against AD and it works like a charm so a >big thanks to all the developers. One thing I'm missing out on is the newest >options. CentOS 6.5 comes with version 1.9.2 of SSSD. The option I'm looking >for is the 'ad_access_filter' one which allows me to filter out which users >get access. I've been looking for an RPM for CentOS 6 for at least version >1.11 for which is running on my machine and has the desired option but >cannot find it. > >Any other options? Or anyone can point me to what I can do for an >alternative?  access_provider = simple simple_allow_groups = some-group You also can presumably use: ldap_access_filter (look at man sssd-ldap). Wait a few days for 6.6?