damn paul, excuse me
i always wrote DC instead of DM !!!!!
*ups*
sorry for that it should be:
winbindd runs on a DM and looks up UID/SID by RPC Calls/NSS on a different PDC (samba) machine
thx bye
Paul Gienger schrieb:
Michael Gasch wrote:
No, I wasn't very verbose. It should not be running on a PURE samba PDC. If samba was running as a BDC or a member server in a windows controlled network winbind does the UID/SID map from the master windows server for you. I inferred that windows was not running in a domain control capacity by stating that samba was acting as the PDC.Winbind should not be running on a samba PDC at all.
uh, you misunderstood something =)
winbindd runs on a DC and looks up UID/SID by RPC Calls/NSS on a different PDC (samba) machine
If you would like to call me on that, I'll be happy to show you a process list of a functioning samba 3 pdc that does not have winbindd in it.
bye
Michael Gasch wrote:
okay thank you very much !!!
but i experienced, that winbind needs this parameter even when looking up SIDs on samba PDC with LDAP backend but this was not my question
thx bye
Paul Gienger schrieb:
i wonder, if i don't use winbind, do i really need the parameter "idmap backend = " in smb.conf on PDCs/BDCs ???You are correct, the IDMAP parameters are only for when you are connecting to a windows DC. The idmap is used to map the windows SID to UNIX uid. If you are using a unix samba server as your DC the uid comes from the system having every user defined wherever it gets its name service info (ldap, NIS, passwd/shadow files, etc)
those machines find their SID/UID/GID via "passdb backend ="
don't they?
thx
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