[Samba] Fedora DS 'winSync' module
Stuart Naylor
stuartiannaylor at thursbygarden.org
Sun Aug 10 14:43:03 MDT 2014
Apols passsync is prob more important.
http://port389.org/download/389-PassSync-1.1.5-x86_64.msi
The passsync is the important bit as there are quite a few options for ldap mapping and synchronisation.
Password hashes are a real problem when it comes to synchronisation.
With 389 DS I can run my Unix LDAP and quite easily have a M$ server synced without all the complexity of freeIPA and such like.
It would be really great to have this functionality with Samba4 as interoperability is a key aim.
Is this in the roadmap at any point?
Stuart
-----Original message-----
> From:Stuart Naylor <stuartiannaylor at thursbygarden.org>
> Sent: Saturday 9th August 2014 22:11
> To: samba at lists.samba.org
> Subject: [Samba] Fedora DS 'winSync' module
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> I just wondered if there is anything planned along similar lines for Samba4?
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> It would be massive to be able to synchronise users but the problem with password hashes and different algorithms is a real headache.
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> I have only just started with 389 Directory server and wow after OpenLdap its really impressive and such a doddle to use and administer.
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> They have this winsync plugin that opens up an ssl tunnel between the two servers you have to the plugin running on 389 and a dll is loaded into AD.
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> Its simple and massive when it comes to interoperability so much so I might go back and route out my M$ disks.
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> Please have this planned somewhere as every other solution is massively complex and just a secure tunnel swapping plain text passwords is just a simple brilliant idea.
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> Can anyone give me any pointers if this exists or please put it forward into the roadmap.
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> Even if it is jusy with 389-DS but OPenLdap would benefit from the exact same methods so that they are interchangeable.
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> Stuart
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