On 01/05/2012 09:47 AM, L.P.H. van Belle wrote:
Hello,
I have a stupid question, but im bit lost, and cant find the solution with
google.
I have a samba ( debian ) 3.5.8 with ldap running fine.
Now i added an extra server en want to login on this server also with ssh.
this works but my users are not allowed to write in there own home folder.
My setup.
server 1: debian squeeze
samba 3.5.8 + ldap
user folders in /home/users
server 2: debian squeeze
no samba, i mounted the the remote folder ( home/users ) on this server in
/home/users
( only smbfs and smbclient installed )
getent passwd and getent group gives my users and groups. ( done with nsswitch
and libnss-ldap and libpam-nss )
I can login with ssh or telnet so this works fine.
I think the mounted home folder is done wrong, but i need a hint
this is what i have in /etc/fstab.
//192.168.XXX.2XX/users$ /home/users cifs
domain=BAZUIN,username=Administrator,password=XXXXXXX 0 0
yes i know nfs is also an option, but not for me :-( .
anyone suggestions, this would me my day really good.
Louis
As you have it, only Administrator will be able to write to /home/users.
With cifs I don't think you can have a wildcard for username= and
password=, which is what you'd need. I struggled with this:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg116463.html
The gurus here told me it was not possible. That's when I had to go with
nfs.
HTH
Steve
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