It was the package that popped up in the package manager when I searched
for samba. It said something about CIFS in the description. Looks like
something that should be installed by default but I guess you have to
draw the line somewhere.....
On 7/10/2013 1:31 PM, Jim Klimov wrote:
On 2013-07-10 16:41, Daniel Kjar wrote:
Excellent. I install the samba package, restarted it, put in the
pam.conf line again, reset my password, and perfection.
Thanks! Glad I didn't muck around with all of that other stuff.
Just for clarity, is that really "Samba" or "smb" packages with
kernel CIFS support? I am not sure that pam tricks are required
for Samba, it has its own authentications files (see smbpasswd)
though it might by explicit setup be tied to LDAP/AD or maybe
common OS authentication ;)
//Jim
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