[Samba] password aging
joe.morin at dominiondiagnostics.com
joe.morin at dominiondiagnostics.com
Tue Mar 4 19:12:56 GMT 2003
Still no luck.
I set 'obey pam restrictions = yes' and 'pam password change yes', I
already had the 'unix password sync = yes'.
I can see entries in the log like this :
Mar 4 13:13:42 servername samba(pam_unix)[12225]: session opened for user
username by (uid=0)
Mar 4 13:14:37 servername samba(pam_unix)[12225]: session closed for users
username
So I'm assuming samba is working with pam. I have also successfully
changed my user password via the client. I have edited /etc/shadow to
expire my password in 1 day. when I log into the machine via ssh I get the
messages saying my password is about to expire, but when I log onto the PC
(which has joined the domain) I don't get the popup message. If my
password does expire on linux/samba, I get locked out of the domain without
receiving any message on the PC. (This happened to me when my password
expired yesterday).
I have samba and pam implemented, do I need to implement something else?
Should I try implementing OpenLDAP? I don't want to implement an alpha
version of samba 3.0 since this is a production environment and I can't
risk having users locked out.
Is there somewhere else I can look to get documentation about this?
Thank you,
Joseph Morin
Dominion Diagnostics
Andrew Bartlett
<abartlet at samba.o
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joe.morin at dominiondiagnostics.com
02/19/2003 06:12 cc
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Re: [Samba] password aging
On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 07:11, joe.morin at dominiondiagnostics.com wrote:
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> What are my options for implementing password aging using samba as my PDC
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> I can set the users Linux password to expire, but it doesn't seem to
> propagate to their samba passwords.
> I absolutely need this functionality. Is OpenLDAP the answer?
If you set 'obey pam restrictions = yes' and setup the correct PAM
configuration files, then Samba will also honer this. You should also
set 'unix password sync = yes' and 'pam password change yes' so that the
password changes update the PAM backend too.
Or move to Samba 3.0 (currently alpha) and use the pdb_ldap backend to
store your passwords, which fully supports password expiry, based on our
own 'pwdMustChange' attribute.
Andrew Bartlett
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