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Maintenance

Should you have problems with the MS logon plugin, here's the place to look for help or report issues
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b2pi
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Maintenance

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Is any one maintaining this? I rather suspect, considering the vulnerabilities, that it might be nice to do this with a gina stub
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Re: Maintenance

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Huh? I thought this was an integral part of the distribution and was being maintained as a matter of course?
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Re: Maintenance

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Perhaps maintaining is the wrong word. MSLogon 2 uses NTLM, which Microsoft has advised not to use. It would be best to use Kerberos if available to connect to an AD domain. Also, I had thought that the original implementer (Mascha?) had left for other pastures...
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Re: Maintenance

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Wow, you seem to go way back! :)

Yeah, now that you mention it, it always did seem a little "quaint" the way MSLogon prefers using local groups first (though that does make it fit well with home LAN users). Honestly I didn't know it lacked Kerberos support; I'm surprised. But MSLogon's not a feature I use ordinarily.

In short then, yes, I would agree an update would be valuable.
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