Tim-Ole Alexander Golz schrieb:
Hi, all there,


first of all I like to introduce me cause this is my first post on this list: I 
am a networkadmin from Germany, struggling with Apple, Linux and Windows for a 
couple of years now ...

I have occassionally worked with samba as a domain controller for three or four years now, but with systems windows 2000 / windows 2003 server / windows XP clients.
I have successfully installed some samba-servers working as PDC, even with LDAP 
as smbpasswd-Backend.

my question is a bit off-topic, but I found no useful help on the web:

on our current project, I have installed a samba PDC with LDAP on Debian Lenny 5.0.4.  
there seems to be a bug in phldapadmin (the one shipping with Debian Lenny), because the 
smb-password is not longer hashed. when setting a new domainuser via phpldapadmin with 
the "Samba 3 account"-scheme,  I can not log in to the domain.

I have to do a "smbpasswd user" to get it work.

when I use "smbldap-useradd user && smbldap-passwd user" everything is working 
fine.

I tried this on three different installations (with Debian Lenny 5.0.3 through 
5.0.4), always the same problem.

I have installed the mkntpwd-Tool (as in former installations), but it is not longer needed and I cant even choose it in the phpldapadmin/config-File because there is no longer such a file ... :-(
I have installed all the perl-crypt-modules, tried it with different settings 
in the smb.conf:

unix password sync = yes
ldap password sync = yes

but nothing helped.

anyone else who has the same problem? any hints or maybe the solution?


thany a lot in advance!


tim-ole golz

I think I have seen the same bug. I've upgraded to phpldapadmin from testing (1.2.0.5), and I think the LM and NT hashes are still buggy.

I've found that if you edit a userPassword entry, the password gets copied to the LM and NT Password fields, but probably after it is encrypted. So the hash comes out wrong.

If I enter a password into the SambaNTPassword field, it works, and
the user can log in with that password. Try it and compare the LM and NT hashes with those created with smbldap-passwd.

Oliver Freyd

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