> Well, I seem to have gotten past the most difficult parts as far as Samba and LDAP > are concerned. I'm able to have a user log in to the domain, and get authenticated > via LDAP. The user can also change the LDAP password from the Windows screen > (control-alt-delete->change password). So most stuff as far as the windows domain > login appears. > My problem is this. Linux and other users need to be able to change their ldap > password. If they log into the box, or change it via a web interface it changes > their ldap password, but samba doesn't seem to recognize it. For example as root I > changed a users password via the command line and it said it was changing the LDAP > password. I confirmed the password was changed by accessing a web page that > authenticates using ldap and the new password worked. I then tried to access via > samba and the new password did no work. > Am I doing something wrong or missing something obvious? Does samba cache passwords > somewhere? I've got ldap sync set to on but that doesn't appear to be working.
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