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On Wed, 30 May 2007 13:57:33 +0100, Geoffrey Clements wrote:
> "Andy Burns" <usenet.oct2006@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> As I saw it Stephen Patterson answered question 2
Well spotted :)
> I /think/ that the LDAP database replication using slurpd might be
> closest to what you want though, as I said, I've never done this, in
> particular I'm not sure how slurpd behaves when only intermittently
> connected to a slave database.
OTOH if you've only got a few users involved it may be easier giving them
local accounts in /etc/passwd on the server & their laptop (making sure
the laptop account's uid is the same as the one for that user on the
server).
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