On Tue, 2004-04-20 at 03:35, Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
Once an account gets the L flag set in
sambaAcctFlags is there a utility way to clear the lock on
the account? I can clear the sambaBadPasswordCount with
pdbedit -z, but that leaves the account in
|pdbedit -c='[]' user will clear all flags
| Removing the 'U' flag is probably a bad idea (breaks some user manager
| function at least), so I would suggest
| pdbedit -c='[U]'
The U flag is set by default. I tested it before I sent the mail.
I get -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# pdbedit -c='[U]'
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
Once an account gets the L flag set in
sambaAcctFlags is there a utility way to clear the lock on
the account? I can clear the sambaBadPasswordCount with
pdbedit -z, but that leaves the account in a
locked state. I don't see any way to use pdbedit or
smbpassword
Once an account gets the L flag set in sambaAcctFlags is there a
utility way to clear the lock on the account? I can clear the
sambaBadPasswordCount with pdbedit -z, but that leaves the account in a
locked state. I don't see any way to use pdbedit or smbpassword to
unlock an account (although I
