On 30/04/14 19:10, Roland Gruber wrote:
Hi Rowland,
On 30.04.2014 17:30, Rowland Penny wrote:
Hi, if you are using lam with samba4 to manage windows & unix users and
groups, do you have to have the posixAccount & posixGroup objectClasses
in AD ?
AD/Samba 4 provides both object classes. So you can use them out-of-the-box.
There are small differences regarding e.g. OpenLDAP like homeDirectory
is unixHomeDirectory in AD.
Use these account modules for Unix on AD:
Users: Unix (posixAccount)
Groups: Unix (windowsPosixGroup)
OK, I thought you might say that, so how do I raise a bug report on lam ?
Reason:
If you have a Samba 4 AD server (or a windows AD server) and only add
users & groups with ADUC, you will NEVER get the posixAccount or
posixGroup objectClasses, the only way to get these objectclasses is by
either the samba classicupgrade or with samba-tool, neither of which
really should happen because the posix objectClasses are auxiliaries of
other objectClasses (user, group).
Rowland
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