PDC + unix password sync
Alexander Dubielczyk
alexdu at sl1.nrh.de
Tue May 18 14:35:51 GMT 1999
Hi Frederic!
> > Perhaps the only problem is that i do not understand the right way
> > this option should work. I added a user via smbpasswd and he gets
> > access to the domain, but if i change the password on the unix
> > shell for this user, the domain password stays the old one.
> This is the opposite : when the user changes his smb password, then
> the Unix password is also modified, using the application you
> specified in the "passwd program" parameter.
[...] Yes, I already thought so. Although the opposite would be
much more interesting for me. I wanted to use the Linux System
as a Fileserver for Windows Workstations. The users there should
not come in contact with the unix shell. So I wanted to to make
them change their passwords through Webmin or a similar system.
But those systems only support the change of the standard unix
accounts. :-(
I hope it will soon be possible to change the passwords and user
configuration with client tools from windows.
> Then, the user can modify both unix & smb passwords by using
> smbpasswd. Is there another way to do it (without disabling/enabling
> unix sync in smb.conf) ?
Don't know, but I will do some tests with this option today and will
notice you when i found out something new.
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