is there a relation between my problem and a configuration of common-auth in /etc/pam.d/, or common-passwd? Cause i did all advices that u told me but it doesnt work...
Thank you, Guillaume On 5/17/05, chuchyyy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > here is my ldif file : > > dn: cn=admin,dc=netc,dc=net > objectclass: sambaSamAccount > cn: admin > o: netc > uid : 0 > mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > sn: Administrateur > > then ldapadd. > "id admin" doesnt seem to work... My computer is in my LDAP yet. all > permissions are good. Even more than 644... > > thx for your patience, > > Guillaume > On 5/17/05, Mark Roach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > chuchyyy wrote: > > > Yea that's right. But i can connect to the LDAP server with this > > > administrator. I can create account with smbldap-useradd -a. > > > How can i say to the LDAP server and Samba that the user is the > > > administrator to use for connect Windows to the domain? My > > > samba.schema is in my slapd.conf. > > > > The only way a user can add computer accounts to the domain is if that > > user's uidNumber=0. So it seems like there are two things you need to do: > > > > 1: Create a user account with uid: 0, objectClass: sambaSAMAccount > > 2: Ensure that that user is visible through 'id username' > > 3: Make sure that that account has permissions to write to the LDAP > > tree, (whoops that was three) > > > > There are a variety of reasons why your users are not showing up to the > > system. The main places to check though, are your /etc/libnss-ldap.conf > > and the slapd.conf permissions > > > > Assuming your ldap server is on the local machine, all libnss-ldap.conf > > needs to have in it is: > > host 127.0.0.1 > > base dc=yourdomain,dc=com > > ldap_version 3 > > > > also, make sure the permissions on libnss-ldap.conf are -rw-r--r-- > > > > -Mark > > >
