Hi All,
I have a Samba system I fire up once in a blue moon for testing, and had
a bit of a minor heart attack when it "suddenly" stopped letting me
access shares as anyone other than root. Security is set to "user" since
it's not a domain member server. My office requires that passwords get
changed every 90 days, and the last time I accessed the server was on
the other side of one of these "90-day" boundries. I realized this after
I increased the Samba logging level and it was telling me it at least
recognized my username. So, it must of hated my password. I used
smbpasswd -U as root to reset my user password. Suddenly I can get in.
Now, one small question, is there a tool that lets me automatically sync
my samba password with the password on the same Unix box? Or am I doomed
to have to change it manually every 90 days as well. (It's only one more
place to change my password...)
Thanks,
Brian
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