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Authselect is used to manage authentication profiles on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (and above) based distributions. It replaces the previous <code>authconfig</code> utility that was used on RHEL 7. | |||
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Authselect is used to manage authentication profiles on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (and above) based distributions. It replaces the previous authconfig utility that was used on RHEL 7.
Custom Profile
Create a new profile by running:
# authselect create-profile arc -b sssd --symlink-meta --symlink-pam
This will create a new profile using sssd as the base template. It will symlink the metadata and pam configuration files. For any files that require changing, you may then make a copy of the file and then edit it.
The new custom profile will be located at /etc/authselect/custom/arc
To apply this profile, run:
# authselect select custom/user-profile