[Solved] Having linux ldappasswd also update windows password hashes

Sjoerd Hardeman schreef: Hi list, I am managing an ldap which contains a unix password field, which is nicely updated by the passwd command via exop. All fine. The only problem is that the LM and NT windows hashes are not updated. I need these fields since I need to support chap authentication,

Having linux ldappasswd also update windows password hashes

Hi list, I am managing an ldap which contains a unix password field, which is nicely updated by the passwd command via exop. All fine. The only problem is that the LM and NT windows hashes are not updated. I need these fields since I need to support chap authentication, and also some windows based

Re: windows password

Title: Re: windows password Hi, the problem is the Debian machine's shares security is setup as USER. The machine trying to browse the Linux machine must have a user with a password that is the same as a user and password on the Linux machine. Check the smb.conf man file. You could also

Re: windows password

On Fri, 6 Apr 2001, Elfert wrote: > hello all, > > Our windows 98 OS2 machine sees our Progeny/Debian machine nicely but insists > on a password to browse and refuses any offered. We have pored over the > smb.conf line by line for hours and cannot figure out what's wrong. > Any suggestions ple

RE: windows password

pril 2001 19:41 -]To: Elfert; Debian -]Subject: Re: windows password -] -] -]> Our windows 98 OS2 machine sees our Progeny/Debian -]> machine nicely but insists on a password to browse and -]> refuses any offered. We have pored over the smb.conf -]> line by line for hours and can

Re: windows password

> Our windows 98 OS2 machine sees our Progeny/Debian > machine nicely but insists on a password to browse and > refuses any offered. We have pored over the smb.conf > line by line for hours and cannot figure out what's wrong. Make sure "encrypted passwords" is enabled in your smb.conf file becaus

windows password

hello all,   Our windows 98 OS2 machine sees our Progeny/Debian machine nicely but insists on a password to browse and refuses any offered.  We have pored over the smb.conf  line by line for hours and cannot figure out what's wrong.  Any suggestions please?   We greatly appreciate this help