new cookbook: fb_sssd #73
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Rebased. BTW, @mikedodge04 this one may be useful to you. |
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This is a very simple cookbook to manage `sssd` a common staple on modern Linux machines - both servers and client machines. I've tried to stick as close as possible to my recollection of the internal FB cookbook. Other than some extra symlinks and a bit of internal config, I think this should be a nearly drop-in replacement that will be easy to migrate to.
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This is a very simple cookbook to manage
sssda common staple onmodern Linux machines - both servers and client machines.
I've tried to stick as close as possible to my recollection of the
internal FB cookbook. Other than some extra symlinks and a bit of
internal config, I think this should be a nearly drop-in replacement
that will be easy to migrate to.