Il giorno lun, 29/09/2014 alle 17.53 +0100, James Hogarth ha scritto:
> Ah in that case I assume you are using winbind ... Sssd is preferred
> but if you want to use the old ways
So there is a new way. Good.
I do not want to use force winbind, I know only this way to autenticate
samba workstation
On 29 Sep 2014 13:11, "Dario Lesca" wrote:
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> Il giorno lun, 29/09/2014 alle 12.39 +0100, James Hogarth ha scritto:
> > Enumeration is disabled by default for performance reasons.
> >
> > If you really want that as enumerate = true to the domain section of
> > your sssd.conf
>
> Thanks for reply,
Il giorno lun, 29/09/2014 alle 12.39 +0100, James Hogarth ha scritto:
> Enumeration is disabled by default for performance reasons.
>
> If you really want that as enumerate = true to the domain section of
> your sssd.conf
Thanks for reply, James.
But I known nothing about SSSD, and my sssd servi
On 29 Sep 2014 11:48, "Dario Lesca" wrote:
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> Hi, I have configure samba 4 on my Fedora 20 with "security = domain"
> and I have join this workstation to my linux PDC, a samba 3 domain
>
> All work fine and on fedora 20, via samba, I can autenticate the user's
> domain.
>
> But the "getent passwd
Hi, I have configure samba 4 on my Fedora 20 with "security = domain"
and I have join this workstation to my linux PDC, a samba 3 domain
All work fine and on fedora 20, via samba, I can autenticate the user's
domain.
But the "getent passwd" (and also group) command non work like samba 3
server.
