Say I have a Samba PDC with LDAP SAM backend (say called PDC1). Then I
have a domain member server ("security = domain", say called SERV1, also
Samba); domain users can connect fine to access shares on SERV1. Is it
also possible to create local users on SERV1 which can be stored in the
tdbsam backend and /etc/passwd, such that if login fails as a "domain user",
then login can be attempted as a "local user"? Then on successful login
as a "local user", the connection proceeds based on the local permissions
for that user. Is this possible?
Perhaps it is needed to change SERV1 to "security = user", and then set
"passdb backend = tdbsam:... ldapsam:...". Would this do the job? Would
this cause any problems since now SERV1 is now a standalone server?
Thanks,
Leigh.
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