Per Kai, I'll downgrade Wine, but I'm reopening a wishlist samba task
because it is in fact possible to do "the right thing" here.
** Changed in: wine1.4 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: wine1.4 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
** Changed in: wine1.4 (Ubuntu)
** Also affects: wine1.4 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Installing wine starts winbindd as a daemon
To manage notif
Some comments as the author of the Wine code that makes use of ntlm_auth
here.
First and foremost, ntlm_auth works just fine without winbindd running
in client mode. This is the mode that most of the Wine users that need
NTLM auth will use. A good use case would be using Outlook against
Exchange w
Kai just corrected me - ntlm_auth doesn't necessarily (but usually)
require winbind, but also has some functionality that doesn't require
winbind - functionality that is used by wine.
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As Thierry and Anders pointed out above, this might be causing breakage.
See bug #605326, for example.
Considering we are installing recommended package by default, this ought
to be reviewed. I think winbind should be made a Suggests of wine
instead, since the NTLM authentication feature is not s
In maverick, now that the winbind package configures a PAM module by
default (bug 282751), this is more serious than just starting a useless
daemon.
One side effect of pam_winbind is that sudo now prompts for a second
password if you hit Ctrl+C at the first prompt. Because this second
password pr
This has been historically causing more breakage than it should, IMHO.
Lots of people that just want to run a Windows game end up with a broken
winbindd on their workstation as a result...
Scott: how much does Wine depend on ntlm-auth ? It seems like for most
Wine usage, NTLM authentication is ove
Another side-affect of this is, that after installing winbindd, samba
tries to authenticate every connecting user though winbind, which
effectively renders security=share nonfunctional.
It took quite some time to debug what’s wrong with samba, so installing
wine shouldn’t break samba-shares!
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It would be possible to have winbind only started before ntlm_auth is
used, but this could mean the user would have to wait some time before
being able to use ntlm_auth from wine.
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ntlm_auth is a companion utility to winbind, it doesn't work without it.
Providing a minimalized version of the winbind package doesn't make
much sense, as it would render ntlm_auth unusable.
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Confirmed, thanks for reporting.
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
Status: New => Confirmed
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Installing wine starts winbindd as a daemon
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Sorry, I got confused by earlier reports saying that installing winbind
(and just winbind) caused things to break, I figured something more
substantial had to be going on
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Installing wine starts winbindd as a daemon
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On Thu, 2009-03-05 at 21:00 +, Scott Ritchie wrote:
> Wine needs the winbind package for its ntlm-auth functions. Ideally,
> these would be provided by a minimalistic version of the samba package
> that had no such daemon. So, I am retargetting this bug towards samba
> z(which provides winbin
Wine needs the winbind package for its ntlm-auth functions. Ideally,
these would be provided by a minimalistic version of the samba package
that had no such daemon. So, I am retargetting this bug towards samba
(which provides winbind). Thank you for reporting!
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
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