Thanks for the reply - your idea is exactly want i want to do . I am setting
up default winbind to no shell "/sbin/false" - the question how do i
accomplish the secaond have of your answer which is to give certain users
access to the shell "/bin/bash" - winbind users don't appear in
"/etc/passwd" thats why I can't just user " usermod -s /bin/bash username"
does anybody know who to give certain winbind users access to the shell
while the global setting in smb.conf is set to "/sbin/false"
Thanks
On 1/21/07, Tim Boneko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
M Azer schrieb:
> However, there are some users that require shell
> access. How can I set a real shell for those domain
> users that need a shell on the machine ?
Hello!
I don't have winbind installed and can't test it, but what about this
idea:
If winbind allowed to use some sort of default shell setting (like
reading the shell from /etc/passwd), it should be possible to set a
different shell for each user there and configure a "winbind default
shell" like /bin/false for the rest of the users.
The english section of my brain seems a bit sleepy today. Did you get my
idea? And: is it any worth?
timbo
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