You can use smbpasswd or pdbedit to add a samba user. Actually, if the LDAP user already exists the smbpasswd or pdbedit command adds various samba attributes.
You should look at the LDAP properties of a user before and after you run the "smbpasswd -a" or "pdbedit -a" command. I like the Apache Directory Studio ldap editor/browser, although you can also use ldapsearch from the command line. You will see that the samba-enabled LDAP accounts have additional object classes and attributes. I have Samba 3.x with an LDAP backend. Not all LDAP users are Samba users, since we use LDAP for other things besides samba. By default, samba expects that the ldap user already exisits. However, it is possible for samba to be configured to automatically create and delete the ldap user. On 07/31/12 08:18, rodrigo tavares wrote: > Hello ! > > I have a doubt. > > > I´m configured LDAP whith Samba, the LDAP is run. But I can't login in one > domain, I change the password user with smbldap-passwd. But it's not > sufficient to login. Then I have to use smbpasswd -a username, so i get > autenticate in domain with user. > > Use the smbpasswd. It´s wrong ? > > > Thanks > > Rodrigo Faria Tavares > Administrator System Linux -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
