On Mon, 2006-01-02 at 20:16 -0800, Yusuf Tikupadang wrote: > First, sorry to Mr. Jeff Saxton because send email directly to your email (I > forget to replace the address). > > The problem is, if I execute smbpasswd as normal user (in this case, as > www-data / apache), I can't change other user password. I need to change from > website, because we want to using Single Authentication, but we already have > a lot of program running with different password method, so I need to modify > all from web. > > Do you mean with change user password from phpldapadmin can directly > change the samba PDC password? How? I'm using nomis52.net tutorial (thanks to > Simon Newton for an easy and completly tutorial), but if I change the > password from phpldapadmin, user can't logon with the new password. > > > Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > other good advice has been given. > > I would want to add that there are many versions of smbldap-tools and > you should make sure that you have a current version for your > Unix/Linux. > > You shouldn't need to setuid on any of the smbldap-tools programs as > samba has root privileges and can execute them. Any web/perl/shell > command to execute them with sufficient authority can execute it. > > Web based such as phpldapadmin, lam, webmin (LDAP Users and Groups) are > all capable of setting the samba password attributes (sambaNTPassword > and sambaLMPassword) in the proper hashed format. ---- I just tested with phpldapadmin 0.97.2
changed a users password (sambaNTPassword) value...entered clear text password, phpldapadmin automatically hashed the password and was able to connect using the new password. Craig -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
