[Samba] is winbind/nmbd required for pure mac os x clients ?

[Reindl Harald]

Am 23.08.2015 um 21:07 schrieb samba:
> Hi all,
>
> we have mac os x (10.10 mostly) clients that are binded to an open
> directory server (mainly an openldap with a password server). We want to
> share folder on samba through Kerberos. It does work but we have some
> strange behavior with secondary groups and with permissions in general.
> Before entering into detailed questions about "fine tunning", I'd like
> to be sure of the direction we've taken in the configuration.
>
> Our setup is debian samba server, opendirectory on mac and mac clients
> purely with security=ads. Currently we are only launching smbd but we
> wonder whether we also need to configure (and launch) winbindd and nmbd?

it's simple in genereal

* disable anything you are not sure that it is needed
* check if everyting works
* if everything works you are fine

OT:
just got reminded on this because we have 4 more or less identical 
machines (HW 100% identical, setup more or less idential) on Fedora 21 
and the machine of my co-developer started after routine updates to 
switch off the monitor after login on KDM/KDE

well, "systemctl stop upower.service; systemctl mask upower.service" and 
anything is fine as before, finally idsbaled upower on the other 3 
machines too

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