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Administering ID mapping

Deleting an entry from an attribute map

To delete an entry in an attribute map, enter:

attradmin -A attrname -d -l localval [-r remoteval]

where attrname is the name of the attribute, remoteval is the combination of an attribute value on the remote system and the remote system name, and localval is the attribute value on the local system.

It you enter the command without the -r option, every entry that maps a value to the specified local value is deleted. If you include the -r option, only the entry that maps the specified remote value to the specified local value is deleted.

To delete an entry that maps GID 10 on a remote system moon to GID 20 on the local system, you might enter the following:

attradmin -A gid -d -l 20 -r 10@moon


NOTE: Deleting an entry does not necessarily invalidate the remote user login. The remote login might be matched by a regular expression in another entry further down in the file. To ensure that the remote login is invalidated, change the local name to %i.


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