samba - Aug 2009 - sambaPwdMustChange not synced on PDC from BDC

Hi
I have a PDC/BDC samba/ldap environment.


PDC:
samba 3.0.24
slapd 2.3.30

BDC:
samba 3.2.5
slapd 2.4.11

Ldap replication is working fine, but I have noticed two issues

1- when a windows user change password on BDC, sambaPwdMustChange and
sambaPwdCanChange is not synced on PDC
    (using ldap passwd sync = yes and unix password sync = no)

2- when using 'net sam set pwdmustchange'  on PDC, sambaPwdCanChange is
not
synced on BDC

Anyone can point me what's wrong?

About issue 1-  , I can use unix password sync = yes and ldap passwd sync no
(using smbldap-passwd) as workaround, but windows user get that annoying
warning message (decode_pw_buffer-incorrect-password-length topic).  Is
there a way to avoid this warning message?
This is a issue many users are experiencing.

Thanks in advance for your time

On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 10:25 AM, nogenetics nogenetics <
nnogenetics at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> 2- when using 'net sam set pwdmustchange'  on PDC,
sambaPwdCanChange is not
> synced on BDC
>
>
>
typo, I mean

SambaPwdMustChange

On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 10:25 AM, nogenetics nogenetics <
nnogenetics at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
> I have a PDC/BDC samba/ldap environment.
>
>
> PDC:
> samba 3.0.24
> slapd 2.3.30
>
> BDC:
> samba 3.2.5
> slapd 2.4.11
>
> Ldap replication is working fine, but I have noticed two issues
>
> 1- when a windows user change password on BDC, sambaPwdMustChange and
> sambaPwdCanChange is not synced on PDC
>     (using ldap passwd sync = yes and unix password sync = no)
>
> 2- when using 'net sam set pwdmustchange'  on PDC,
sambaPwdMustChange is
> not synced on BDC
>
> Anyone can point me what's wrong?
>
> About issue 1-  , I can use unix password sync = yes and ldap passwd sync
> no (using smbldap-passwd) as workaround, but windows user get that annoying
> warning message (decode_pw_buffer-incorrect-password-length topic).  Is
> there a way to avoid this warning message?
> This is a issue many users are experiencing.
>
> Thanks in advance for your time
>
>
Bump!
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