On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 11:06:14AM +0200, Marco Ciampa
wrote:> SAMBA 3.4.8 on Debian + ldap (Windows domain)
>
> Some users created via smbldaptools (in a school).
>
> After summer holidays found that some (last year) accounts force you to
> change the password at login.
>
> If you change the password the sistem lanconingly warning that to enter
> you have to change your password (just done!) and refuses to let you
> enter...
>
> If I delete and recreate the account, it works. Checking with smbldap or
> pdbedit or net sam tools, all the tools says that the password change is
> disabled and the password do not expire...
>
> I do not know where to look for the problem...
>
> Any hint?
And...
looking into the ldap data of 2 different users, I do not see any
meaningful differeces... is it possible that a bad configured samba
server could use (part of) info from any other source (tdb?) and part
from ldap?
PS: I do not use winbind...could be a problem?
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Marco Ciampa
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