Hi,

Is there an autoyast tag to add a sudoers line to /etc/ldap.conf file?  

My customer tried adding this line to <ldap> section but this didn't work:

<sudoers_base>ou=sudoers,dc=HPC,dc=COMPANY,dc=COM</sudoers_base>

Below is the complete ldap section (I masked company name)

Thanks in advance,

Nefi M.

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<ldap>

    <base_config_dn>ou=ldapconfig,dc=HPC,dc=COMPANY,dc=COM</base_config_dn>

    <bind_dn></bind_dn>

    <create_ldap config:type="boolean">false</create_ldap>

    <file_server config:type="boolean">false</file_server>

    <ldap_domain>dc=HPC,dc=COMPANY,dc=COM</ldap_domain>

    <ldap_server>server.hpc.COMPANY.com server.hpc.COMPANY.com</ldap_server>

    <ldap_tls config:type="boolean">false</ldap_tls>

    <ldap_v2 config:type="boolean">false</ldap_v2>

    <login_enabled config:type="boolean">true</login_enabled>

    <member_attribute>member</member_attribute>

    <nss_base_group>ou=Group,dc=HPC,dc=COMPANY,dc=COM</nss_base_group>

    <nss_base_passwd>ou=People,dc=HPC,dc=COMPANY,dc=COM</nss_base_passwd>

    <nss_base_shadow>ou=People,dc=HPC,dc=COMPANY,dc=COM</nss_base_shadow>

    <pam_password>exop</pam_password>

    <start_autofs config:type="boolean">true</start_autofs>

    <start_ldap config:type="boolean">true</start_ldap>

    <tls_cacertdir>/etc/ssl/certs</tls_cacertdir>

    <sudoers_base>ou=sudoers,dc=HPC,dc=COMPANY,dc=COM</sudoers_base>

</ldap>

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