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...ch.conf and adding in /etc/passwd lines with username which is already existing into AD, final system user (ie what you get when using "id username") will be a mix of passwd information and AD information. This is quite surprising but still. filesrv:~# id username *uid=2103(username) gid=20000002(domain users)* groups=20000002(domain users),100(users),20000001(domain admins),1001(BUILTIN\users) filesrv:~# grep username /etc/passwd #username:x:2103:2103::/home/username:/bin/bash filesrv:~# vi /etc/passwd filesrv:~# grep username /etc/passwd username:x:1234:1234::/home/username:/bin/bash file...

...d lines with > username which is already existing into AD, final system user (ie what > you get when using "id username") will be a mix of passwd information > and AD information. This is quite surprising but still. > > filesrv:~# id username > *uid=2103(username) gid=20000002(domain users)* groups=20000002(domain > users),100(users),20000001(domain admins),1001(BUILTIN\users) > filesrv:~# grep username /etc/passwd > #username:x:2103:2103::/home/username:/bin/bash > filesrv:~# vi /etc/passwd > filesrv:~# grep username /etc/passwd > username:x:1234:1234...

...name which is already existing into AD, final system user (ie what > > you get when using "id username") will be a mix of passwd information > > and AD information. This is quite surprising but still. > > > > filesrv:~# id username > > *uid=2103(username) gid=20000002(domain users)* groups=20000002(domain > > users),100(users),20000001(domain admins),1001(BUILTIN\users) > > filesrv:~# grep username /etc/passwd > > #username:x:2103:2103::/home/username:/bin/bash > > filesrv:~# vi /etc/passwd > > filesrv:~# grep username /etc/passwd &...

Hi everyone, I'm back working on Samba subjects and rather than writing stupidities, I decided to come and use your knowledge : ) nmbd: in modern configurations running nmbd is not necessary and could perhaps even be seen as security issue: it seems to allow NetBIOS authentication which is not secure. Is that true or not? winbindd: is responsible to grab information from AD to produce

...ned by "idmap config AD:range = 8000-99999999"> > dc02:~# ldbsearch -H $sam cn="domain users" dn objectclass gidNumber> > # record 1> > dn: CN=Domain Users,CN=Users,DC=ad,DC=domain,DC=tld> > objectClass: top> > objectClass: group> > gidNumber: 20000002> >> > So, here again, it seems to to be OK.>> Everything looks okay.>> >> > And I'm still completely puzzled.>> Just a thought, does the libnss_winbind package match the rest of the> Samba packages ?>Yes, all the very same: # dpkg -l | egrep 'win...