Re: Samba LDAP Help

[Stephen Touset]

I'm still going through the same hassle you are. Let me tell you, it's 
not simple at all. webmin-ldap-useradmin helped with some of the setup, 
but it was only a small step in the right direction. Right now, I'm 
working on a fork of it that should simplify the backend administration. 
However, as far as LDAP and Samba configuration, all you should really 
need to do is specify the ldap options within Samba (passdb backend, 
ldap admin dn, ldap user dn, ldap group dn, etc--these should all be in 
various howtos), and use smbpasswd to generate the password for the LDAP 
admin dn (check smbpasswd --help; there's a flag to do this) and it 
should be "set up" to do this. However, the tricky part is adding 
machines, users, and groups easily and transparently, as well as setting 
up slapd to do indexing on the correct parameters

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Stephen Touset <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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How is debian's samba package configured?  Does it come with acl support 
or LDAP back-end support?  How does someone find out what a package was 
precompiled with.  I was reading a web site on how to set tup samba with 
LDAP and finding a good how to that steps a newbie though how to set up 
LDAP is hard to find.  They mentioned smb-ldap utils where could you find 
these packages for debian.  I did a apt-cache search for smb and LDAP and 
found no packages that resembled these.  I need to get samba with LDAP 
working but no luck so far.  I am running debian sarge.  How stable is 
that.  It is a great system.  No crashing yet.  Far better then redhats 
fedora or any of these other distro's.  Thanks debian guys.

 


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