Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
File is readable by root and qmaild, when it is owned by qmaild user or
when it is owned by root user, nofiles group and has 640 permissions.
-r-------- 1 qmaild root 6 2005-05-11 20:46 ldappassword
or
-rw-r----- 1 root nofiles 6 Sep 22 2004 ldappassword
rebind option is specific to qmail-ldap authentication. I think it won't
affect samba-ldap. I don't use samba with ldap and I can't give any
warranties about it. :)
Rebind option requires password encryption schema that is supported by
ldap authentication libraries. If samba needs crypt passwords without
{crypt} prefix, MD4 or RMD160, you might be unable to use rebind in
qmail-ldap.
Samba 3 has it's very on special password entries, and doesn't touch the
LDAP stuff at all*, so there's no conflict. So long as your Samba daemon
user can log on it doesn't care much about other user's LDAP passwords.
*Unless you have password sync turned on, but even that simply re-write
the LDAP password with the default crypt when the windows password is
changed.
Zach
