I haven't seen my message come back from Samba list for about a hour so
I may as well post to slug.
The problem I am having seems to be more to do with PAM than with
pam_smb_auth.
Before PAM decides to load in any modules it decides to peruse
/etc/passwd to see if a user is in there.
Does anyone have a idea why PAM would do this?
Heya there,
As the PAM SMB mailing list has about 12 entries in the archive ;_) I
thought I would post here.
I am having trouble getting PAM_SMB latest stable version to work. It
keeps checking /etc/passwd even with the nolocal option.
I wish to have my mail relaying linked to pam_smb_auth. When I do a
stack trace the only pam module that seems to load is /lib/libpam.so.0
When I try and login in with an account that is in both Linux and
NT things work fine.
Any tips?
Best Regards,
Luke McKee
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