in what sense do you mean require? require that it is installed perhaps? you certainly don't have to use ldap just because samba has support for it.
I mean that yesterday I installed an LDAP enabled Samba package that I'd built on a Red Hat Linux machine, and it promptly stopped accepting authentication. I did not change the configuration files during the upgrade. It would not work until I converted all of my /etc/smb/smbpasswd data into my LDAP directory.
AFAICT, you have to use LDAP if samba is built with support for it.
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