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From: Adam Williasm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I understand the spirit, but, as far as my application is
concerned (print server only for windows boxes), don't I have
a way of not having to include winbind in nsswitch ?
Currently I think the answer is no.
Hi,
I have setup a samba server as a domain member to share print queues.
As I'm doing print quotas, I need the users to be authenticated properly.
The setup works except that it appears that I need to add winbind to my
nsswitch.conf.
This is kind of upsetting as I don't see a reason why I
I have setup a samba server as a domain member to share print queues.
As I'm doing print quotas, I need the users to be authenticated properly.
The setup works except that it appears that I need to add winbind to my
nsswitch.conf.
This is kind of upsetting as I don't see a reason why I have
I have setup a samba server as a domain member to share print queues.
As I'm doing print quotas, I need the users to be authenticated properly.
The setup works except that it appears that I need to add winbind to my
nsswitch.conf.
This is kind of upsetting as I don't see a reason why I
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Frederic Olivie wrote:
| I'm not sure I agree. Samba is a unix process which needs
| to know about a username/uid mapping. As it gets this
| information internally via winbind, I just don't understand
| why it has to make sure the mapping is also
On Thu, Jan 20, 2005 at 04:47:48PM +0100, Frederic Olivie wrote:
So, why would samba ever need to control that the system is able to
do this mapping when everything happens internally (sending a job to
cups is certainly not a case in which a usernam/uid mapping is
usefull. It would only be if
I understand the spirit, but, as far as my application is concerned (print
server only for windows boxes), don't I have a way of not having to include
winbind in nsswitch ?
And unless you are running on an appliance type box,
most people would prefer to see user and group names
when they run
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Frederic Olivie wrote:
| I understand the spirit, but, as far as my application is
| concerned (print server only for windows boxes), don't
| I have a way of not having to include winbind in nsswitch ?
No. nsswitch is required for winbindd.
cheers,
On Thu, Jan 20, 2005 at 04:47:48PM +0100, Frederic Olivie wrote:
So, why would samba ever need to control that the system is able to
do this mapping when everything happens internally (sending a job to
cups is certainly not a case in which a usernam/uid mapping is
usefull. It would
I understand the spirit, but, as far as my application is concerned (print server only for windows boxes), don't I have a way of not having to include winbind in nsswitch ?
Currently I think the answer is no. Perhaps you can just access all the
printers as guest?
Alhtough I have no idea why
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