I'm running samba
2.2.3a with winbind and pam on a red hat 7.2 system. i've almost gotten
this thing to sing. domain users can log in to the console, windows style
ACLs work and can be modified from a windows machine (inheritence is goofy, but
that's a seperate issue).
When a user connects
to this samba server, pam creates a home folder for the user if one doesn't
already exist (session required
/lib/security/pam_mkhomedir.so skel=/etc/skel umask=0022). That works
fine. What doesn't work is authentication to the home folders. the
normal shares i create show up, i can open them, the samba server sees me as
<domain>+<user>, and all is good. with a home
folder, it's created and shows up properly, but i'm prompted for a
username and password when i try to access it. ownership on the home
folder is correct for the user. i haven't been able to find any login
failures in the logs when i purposely give it a wrong username/password
combination. I'm pretty much clueless with this one.
Thanks,
Nate
