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If you're on a small system, pam_smbpass in migrate mode works well
(provided your users log into some PAM-enabled service). Once your
smbpasswd file is stocked up, you can use it in sync mode to keep
passwords in sync. This is really the best way
Well this isnt possible, because all my share are sector specific
with group restriction ... So ... what I came across is to use mysql
(ldap is to big to my network with less them 100 users) to sync all
passwords, Im going to make a db with mysql and inside create a simple
login, passwd, full
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 09:52:32AM -0300, Maginot Junior wrote:
Well this isnt possible, because all my share are sector specific
with group restriction ... So ... what I came across is to use mysql
(ldap is to big to my network with less them 100 users) to sync all
passwords, Im going to
Seriously, eww. First off, your system isn't too small to take
advantage of ldap. Not by a long shot. Just for ease of use
administration I've setup ldap+samba on my home network, where the
only user accounts are me, my wife and a few family members.
It's really not that hard.
Now, lets
Hi!
Im almost loosing my hairs here...
I have already had troubles configuring samba to work just like I
wanted but in the end everything was fine. Now I have searched a lot
and many different views for this problems, so I think its better come
here trying to find the entire solution...
I have
you could use a tdbsam password backend, roaming profiles, tell all your
users they will have a default password of whatever, and set their
password to be expired, so on their first log in, they will be required
to change their password. if you read the samba docs, Windows uses a
different
