Yep, it is accurate, when I sent it anyway. If you make that fixed width font, and add a leading space to take up the leading bracket, your U matches to the user flag. Gotta love the ascii art when it gets hacked by client programs and listservs, etc.. Here's a more concrete example that I'm pretty sure won't get screwed up.. if it does, I give up.Are you sure this is accurate? I have a regular user which I use for most things and his account flags look like this: sambaAcctFlags: [U ]
According to your diagram here, that is a workstation account. If it is indeed accurate then we may have an smbldap script bug on our hands, as this is the tool I use to add users. Hmm... I'm noticeing this flag on all of them now. Wait... let me check a workstation... OK, my workstations are flagged thus: sambaAcctFlags: [W ]
There is nothing defined for W below:
| [NDHT U M W SLKI] | ||||| | | | ||| | ||||| | | | ||-> Domain trust account) | ||||| | | | |-> | ||||| | | |-> | ||||| | |-> Server trust account | ||||| |-> Workstation account | |||||-> | ||||-> User account | |||-> | ||-> Home dir required | |-> Disabled | -> | | And the following aren't listed in your group of flags: | X -> password does not expire
NDHTUMWSLKI ||||||||||| ||||||||||-> Domain trust account) |||||||||-> ||||||||-> |||||||-> Server trust account ||||||-> Workstation account |||||-> ||||-> User account |||-> ||-> Home dir required |-> Disabled ->
Hmmm... I wonder if there is a way to check the Windows docs instead?
I was under the impression that the flags were something that samba used to keep itself sane...
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