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Hello, configuring Dovecot with LDAP authentication, adding the parameter in ther sql config file: pass_attrs = \ ??????? =proxy=y I see then backend connections always addressed to localhot port 143: /user=utente1 at domanin.com proxy?? lip=127.0.0.1?? lport=143???/ while I expect that connections would be managed by the director and then addressed to my backend IPs and specific port. Is there a way to configure ldap proxy to get that behavior? Thanks in advance. -federico -------------- next part -------------- An...

...gt;> >> configuring Dovecot with LDAP authentication, adding the parameter in >> ther sql config file: >> >> pass_attrs = \ >> ??????? =proxy=y >> >> I see then backend connections always addressed to localhot port 143: >> >> /user=utente1 at domanin.com proxy?? lip=127.0.0.1?? lport=143???/ >> >> while I expect that connections would be managed by the director and >> then addressed to my backend IPs and specific port. >> Is there a way to configure ldap proxy to get that behavior? >> >> Thanks in advance. &g...

...gt; not know who the AD users & groups are without the links. Rowland, you are helping me a lot. Let me make a step backwards. The problem is bugging me is to allow Domain Users to access samba shares (on a linux os) and to create file with the same uidNumber I have put in the AD directory. Domanin Users have been exported from a samba3-ldap domain. In a samba3-ldap domain the trick to have files with the same ownership [1] was to record the uidNumber data in the OpenLDAP. How does it work in samba4? I started with https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Setting_up_RFC2307_in_AD and then I have be...

...tolucci via dovecot wrote: > Hello, > > configuring Dovecot with LDAP authentication, adding the parameter in > ther sql config file: > > pass_attrs = \ > ??????? =proxy=y > > I see then backend connections always addressed to localhot port 143: > > /user=utente1 at domanin.com proxy?? lip=127.0.0.1?? lport=143???/ > > while I expect that connections would be managed by the director and > then addressed to my backend IPs and specific port. > Is there a way to configure ldap proxy to get that behavior? > > Thanks in advance. > > -federico Hi!...

...hout the links. > > Rowland, you are helping me a lot. > > Let me make a step backwards. > > The problem is bugging me is to allow Domain Users to access samba > shares (on a linux os) and to create file with the same uidNumber I > have put in the AD directory. > > Domanin Users have been exported from a samba3-ldap domain. > > In a samba3-ldap domain the trick to have files with the same > ownership [1] was to record the uidNumber data in the OpenLDAP. > > How does it work in samba4? I started with > https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Setting_up_RF...

Hi Samba, I want use samba for file sharing between, Solaris 2.6 and NT domanins. The end user, NT application processes need to access the file system which on Solaris. So I dont want create/add every user who wants to access to filesystem by authenticating NT user name. I just want create a proxy user on samba, who ever connects, I mean irrespective of any NT login name,...

Il 16/02/18 12:58, Rowland Penny via samba ha scritto: > On Fri, 16 Feb 2018 12:39:37 +0100 > Francesco Malvezzi via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > [...] >> >> should I remove tout-court this part? > > Not sure I understand that, but it sounds like you are asking if you > should remove the lines, if so, the answer is yes. You understood correctly.