mpars...@uk.ey.com wrote:
Hi David,
Its Samba Release 3 on an HP-UX 11.11 machine. We are allowing users to
map folders from the unix box as shares on their windows laptops.
Mark - I posted this on ITRC too:
I assume that you have a Samba PDC (security = user) with a passdb
backend of
Hallo, Eric,
Du meintest am 19.03.09:
Have you already tried this and it did not work?
http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/passdb.htm
l#pdbeditthing
I think it's:
pdbedit -P maximum password age -C value
pdbedit -u user --pwd-must-change-time 0
Here: Samba 3.2.5,
Hi All - Quick question. Is there anyway that when a user first invokes
Samba to map to a network share that they are asked to change their
(samba) password.
I've got a whole bunch of (samba) users who all have been given the same
password and I want them to have to change it to one of their
mpars...@uk.ey.com wrote:
Hi All - Quick question. Is there anyway that when a user first invokes
Samba to map to a network share that they are asked to change their
(samba) password.
I've got a whole bunch of (samba) users who all have been given the same
password and I want them to have to
: [Samba] Samba Password Question.
mpars...@uk.ey.com wrote:
Hi All - Quick question. Is there anyway that when a user first invokes
Samba to map to a network share that they are asked to change their
(samba) password.
I've got a whole bunch of (samba) users who all have been given
Hi,
I'm running SAMBA 2.28 on FreeBSD 5.1 and i administrate the system with
the web interface 'webmin' and have done so with little problem for some
time. yet, today i added a new user to FreeBSD, and assumed that the new
user should be able to access my shares as; SAMBA is configured to
mirror
I'm running Samba 2.2.8a-2 on a RH 9 box as a PDC with both W98 and WXP
clients.
Is there anyway of getting the clients passwords to expire?
Martin Stacey
IT Support Manager
Safcol Australia Pty Ltd
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: RE: [Samba] password question
My question, is can you use the existing UNIX /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow
file so that we don't have to manage another list?
mksmbpasswd.sh will parse your /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow file and create
the relevent users. I'm not too sure about the initial passwords
Hi,
I have installed Samba 2.2.8 on a Solaris 8 server and have a question about samba
passwords. I know you can assign an NT server to authenticate passwords, and you can
also use samba to create a smbpasswd list. My question, is can you use the existing
UNIX /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow file
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Subject: [Samba] password question
Hi,
I have installed Samba 2.2.8 on a Solaris 8 server and have a question
Suppose we were to set up a single Samba server with its own database of
users and passwords. Users were authenticated by a Windows domain
controller for general access to the network. However, we wanted to keep a
separate authentication logic for the stand alone server. We would be using
On Wed, 2003-09-24 at 21:02, John Brown wrote:
How would the users change their passwords on this stand alone server? Are
there any Samba or LDAP tools that could be used?
I think you could modify the idealix tools (included in the samba
distribution) to do what you want.
smbldap-useradd
...
Hi all,
i'm having trouble with a user password starting with -
there is no way to make smbpasswd -a -s user password work.
Anyone knows how to solve that appart from using hands ;-)
Thanks,
Emeric
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Hi,
I got the samba working (to connect to the remote nt system thru the
vpn), thanks to going thru all of the docs.
I'm having 1 problem, and it's only with 1 user. I am getting this
error:
USERNAMEX - the local username in question
remoteu - name that I am mapping everyone to on my side
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