On Sun, 03 Apr 2011 11:36:05 -0700, Bob Miller wrote:
I am not familiar with joining active directory or offline caching,
but
I do know that the pdbedit command allows to manipulate the account
lockout mechanism. perhaps that will help in your case...
Hello,
thanks for the tip. I played around with pdbedit, but it seems to have
effect only on local samba accounts or when samba acts as a domain
controller. Specifically, pdbedit says that policy "bad lockout attempt"
is 0 (disabled), yet the accounts cached from domain are still locked
out when used in offline mode.
It is also not possible to unlock an account with pdbedit, because it
doesn't seem to know about the cached accounts, pdbedit -L gives nothing
:(
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