I have installed nss_ldap and changed my nsswitch.conf file to be like the example given with the nss_ldap package, so I thought that would satisfy the samba requirement. Is there other system configuration that needs to be done (other than changing nsswitch.conf) to satisfy this samba requirement? All the information I've found regarding setting up LDAP in this regard has been sketchy at best. I would think I'd have to configure a base dn atleast, but I haven't found out how to do this.

Rob

Andrew Bartlett wrote:
On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 06:50, Robert Rati wrote:

I have a Samba 3.0 PDC using LDAP as it's password database backend, but I can't get a user to log on to a Win2k machine on the domain. In the log file for the PC (on the Samba machine), I see that the user is found in the LDAP backend but that getpwnam failed. The username does not exist on the Linux machine in any form.


Samba *requires* that the username exist on the server, via nsswtich, as
a normal user.  You cannot have users in Samba which are not in
/etc/passwd or it's nsswitch'ed equivalent (nss_ldap etc).

Andrew Bartlett


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