Hi
I think I found an issue in LAM 4.9. I wish to get confirmation.
I compiled Samba 4 a few days ago to build a DC on a Debian Wheezy box.
I added LAM for account management, and I created a test user.
I had headache trying to configure sssd on an other Wheezy box, due to the
userPrincipalName attribute of the test user :
If I switch to sAMAcountName my setup work as expected. So I checked the
value of the userPrincipalName in my directory (from LAM, using the tree
view).
I noticed this attribute has the following form : user@dc=domain,dc=com .
I'm not used to se this syntax in a windows DC.
I checked how this attribute is set on a Windows 2008R2 DC, and it has a
different form : [email protected] (the one I'm used to find).
I then changed the attribute of my test user to the latest form, and
reconfigured sssd to use userPrincipalName. Now sssd works.
Of course, if I revert my changes un my directory, the test user is no
longer able to login.
Therefore I think LAM sets up a wrong value in userPrincipalName.
Am I right ?
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