[Samba] SAMBA using existing users and passwords on Linux

Fernando Gonçalves
Fri, 19 Jun 2020 13:08:31 -0000

Hello Rowland. Thanks for answering.

The linux server is already in the AD domain and resolving Ad users as
normal.

To map the linux server share using AD users I use the following command:

net use \\linuxserver\share /U:AD_user

and it works perfectly.

But I would like to use the same command for users who are in /etc/passwd,
like this:

net use \\linuxserver\share /U:linuxserver_user

and so it doesn't work, it gives an invalid user error.

To work with users who are in /etc/passwd I have to use the following
command:

net use \\linuxserver\share /U:linuxserver\linuxserver_user

In short, I wanted to map the share using Linux users (who are in
/etc/passwd) without having to specify the name of the Linux server.
Is there a way to do this?

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Em qui., 18 de jun. de 2020 ?s 13:55, Fernando Gon?alves <
fernandolmg at gmail.com> escreveu:

> Hello everyone.
> I'm back because I decided to follow your advice and deploy the system
> using a new version of SAMBA with encrypted passwords.
> I added the SAMBA server in the AD domain without any problems and I am
> already accessing the shares with AD users.
> However I have a new problem for which I need help.
> When I try to access SAMBA shares with local Linux users, it is necessary
> to include the name of the Linux server when passing the local user.
> For example if I try to access like this, it doesn't work, it gives an
> invalid user error
>
> net use \\host\share /U:localuser
>
> To work the command must be like this:
>
> net use \\host\share /U:host\localuser
>
> What it seems to me is that SAMBA does not authenticate on the local
> machine, only in AD.
> Is there a way to get SAMBA to authenticate to AD and on the local machine?
>
>
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> Em qui., 4 de jun. de 2020 ?s 10:26, mathias dufresne via samba <
> samba at lists.samba.org> escreveu:
>
>> Hi Fernando,
>>
>> What kind of system are using your Samba's clients?
>>
>> If they are using Windows systems joined to AD, you can join your Samba
>> server into AD too. Then your users will be able to use Kerberos (ie
SSO)
>> to authenticate against your Samba server.
>>
>> Your Samba system users could be local (in /etc/passwd) or coming from
AD
>> (using winbindd).
>> If system users are in /etc/passwd, they would have to have the same
name
>> as on the client system or you will have to add some username mapping
(see
>> "username map" option).
>>
>> Perhaps all that blabla is out of subject, perhaps it will help, I do
hope
>> it will ; )
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> mathias
>>
>> Le jeu. 4 juin 2020 ? 08:45, Rowland penny via samba <
>> samba at lists.samba.org>
>> a ?crit :
>>
>> > On 03/06/2020 22:41, Fernando Gon?alves via samba wrote:
>> > > So that it doesn't end without a conclusion I will inform
you what has
>> > been
>> > > accomplished.
>> > > As our time was short to complete the migration I decided to
install
>> the
>> > > same version of SAMBA that was already running on the old
machine
>> > (3.6.6).
>> > > After the migration is complete, I will have more time to
update the
>> > SAMBA
>> > > and insert it into our AD domain, thus changing the entire
login and
>> > > mapping system.
>> > > I am very grateful to everyone who responded and helped me in
this
>> > decision
>> > > making.
>> > > I wish everyone health.
>> >
>> > I cannot help but think that was a BAD decision, Samba 3.6.6 is
totally
>> > unsupported and is very insecure, ever heard of 'wanacry'
?
>> >
>> > If you must use it, then can I urge you to not connect your
network to
>> > the internet in any way.
>> >
>> > I cannot stop you using 3.6.6, it is your network and you control
it,
>> > but you also get to pick up the pieces when it goes wrong.
>> >
>> > One last thought, do the people who run your AD know you are doing
this
>> > very insecure thing ?
>> >
>> > Rowland
>> >
>> >
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