Hi I need to run external scripts to manipulate with user/group setting in DC (adding groups and managing members in groups) and I would prefer do it under non-root account. Is there a recommended way to run samba-tool without a root account? After default installation there is many files in /var/lib/samba directory with root:root 600 or 644 permissions. I suppose I could change them to different group and add group permissions to +rw, but I'm currious if there is any recommended way to solve this. Pavel
On Mon, 20 Jan 2025 20:56:52 +0100 PaLi via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote:> Hi > > I need to run external scripts to manipulate with user/group setting > in DC (adding groups and managing members in groups) and I would > prefer do it under non-root account. > > Is there a recommended way to run samba-tool without a root account? > > After default installation there is many files in /var/lib/samba > directory with root:root 600 or 644 permissions. > > I suppose I could change them to different group and add group > permissions to +rw, but I'm currious if there is any recommended way > to solve this. > > Pavel > >Yes, do not do it, you will break Samba. You do not have to use 'root', you can run samba-tool with sudo and a member of Domain Admins. Rowland
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