Adam Tauno Williams escreveu:
I run a samba 3.0.26a-1ubuntu2.3 on an Ubuntu 7.10 server with OpenLDAP
both for samba and for posix accounts. Everything runs fine, except for
one problem. I have a ou=People-inactive branch on my ldap server on
wich I store (guess what?) inactive people. I don't want my system to
recognize those entries as valid users, so I set my /etc/ldap.conf as
follows:
nss_base_passwd ou=People,dc=a1,dc=ind?one
The problem arose when I tried to add a new machine to the domain. The
smbldap-useradd script is able to add the machine entry on ldap, but the
whole process fails with "User not found" (translated from the
Portuguese message) on the adding workstation. After googling for about
3 hours without success, I found that if I just comment out the
nss_base_* entries, everything works as expected and am able to join a
machine to the domain.
Does your script create the machine account object in ou=People? You've
verified the object is created at all and you can successfully "id
{machine}$"?
No, it gets created in ou=Host. Isn't it supposed to be this way?
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Marcio Merlone
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