Dont think its an option, we use heimdal and smbk5pwd. LAM would have to
support EXOP which i dont think it does
On Thu, 05 Feb 2009 09:07:12 +1100, Tim Bates wrote:
> Stefan Dengscherz wrote:
>> Another alternative would be to use more mature LDAP Account
>> management web utils:
>> - GOSA
>>
Stefan Dengscherz wrote:
Another alternative would be to use more mature LDAP Account
management web utils:
- GOSA
- phpLdapAdmin (don't know if it supports user login & change Samba
password hash)
LAM Pro (not the free one) also has a user self-service component. It
can also let users change ot
Actually i've created my own piece of software (based on phpLdapPasswd)
called phpSmbPasswd which uses smbpasswd as a backend. If anyone wants to
test it out give me a shout.
I was just wondering about SWAT, if LDAP isnt supported then the man pages
should be updated to communicate that fact.
Da
Hello David,
unfortunately no answer to your question - but once I had the same
problem and I've used http://www.karylstein.com/phpLdapPasswd
successfully with a bit of hacking (I can't remember exactly what was
not working but there were a few patches in the search results when
googling for phpL
On 2/4/2009, David Markey (dmar...@dodds.dmarkey.com) wrote:
> I have a PDC with an LDAP backend that i want to use SWAT to give
> users the option to change their password via the web interface.
Hasn't SWAT has been deprecated/unmaintained for a long time?
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Best regards,
Charles
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Hi
I have a PDC with an LDAP backend that i want to use SWAT to give
users the option to change their password via the web interface.
I cant seem to be able to get SWAT to authenticate any users it
always gives me an authorization error.
Is swat with an LDAP backend supported?
Cheers.
Davi
