samba - Dec 2018 - Generating keytab on a read-only file system

> Why do you feel you need sssd ?
> Winbind will mostly do everything on a Unix domain member that sssd
> does and what it doesn't do, there are other ways of doing them.
Lets say "easiness". I actually stumbled that how it is easy to
migrate
Linux clients into AD structure with sssd comparing with my other
attempts.

Regards,
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Taner Tas

On Fri, 28 Dec 2018 09:07:50 +0300
Taner Tas <taner76 at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> > Why do you feel you need sssd ?
> > Winbind will mostly do everything on a Unix domain member that sssd
> > does and what it doesn't do, there are other ways of doing them.
> 
> Lets say "easiness". I actually stumbled that how it is easy to
> migrate Linux clients into AD structure with sssd comparing with my
> other attempts.
> 
It is even easier without sssd, there is only one conf file to
configure for a start.

sssd is a red-hat product and is really aimed at the way they do things
and they have now announced they will never be producing Samba packages
that can be provisioned as an AD DC. I think this will probably mean
that sssd will probably become even more red-hat centred.

If you use sssd, please do not ask here for help, it isn't a Samba
product and isn't supported by Samba.

Rowland

> If you use sssd, please do not ask here for help, it isn't a Samba
> product and isn't supported by Samba.
> 
What do you exactly mean? Who is asking help help for sssd? I may use
sssd but my problem may not related with sssd at all, just like now.
Please check thread the subject and related messages again.

So, what if I use RedHat? Am I still allowed to ask questions here if I
use RedHat itself besides using a RedHat originated software?

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Taner Tas