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...) > unix experienced user and application related service accounts > 3. samba/winbind > for windows users/services needing access to a group of unix servers And: > They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching entries from our ldap directory server and not Windows DomainConmtrollers - also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't provide what samba's smb/windbind does. He clearly writes (in multiple emails) that sssd is configured to use his unix ldap servers and not AD. Maybe three sources of user databases is not regular, but I fail to see why this sh...

...;>> 3. samba/winbind >>> for windows users/services needing access to a group of unix >>> servers >> >> And: >> >>> They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching entries >>> from our ldap directory server and not Windows DomainConmtrollers - >>> also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't provide >>> what samba's smb/windbind does. >> >> He clearly writes (in multiple emails) that sssd is configured to use >> his unix ldap servers and not AD. >> >> Maybe three...

...ated service accounts > > 3. samba/winbind > > for windows users/services needing access to a group of unix > > servers > > And: > > > They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching entries > > from our ldap directory server and not Windows DomainConmtrollers - > > also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't provide > > what samba's smb/windbind does. > > He clearly writes (in multiple emails) that sssd is configured to use > his unix ldap servers and not AD. > > Maybe three sources of user databases...

...ns you want > point me too. > > > You do not need winbind and sssd on the same Samba server, they do > > the same thing, pick one and delete the other. > They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching entries > from our ldap directory server and not Windows DomainConmtrollers - > also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't provide what > samba's smb/windbind does. > > > > > Your borked smb.conf is trying to be a Unix domain member, you do > > not use ldap in smb.conf > > > Samba authenticate and caching AD a...

...ows users/services needing access to a group of unix >>>>> servers >>>> >>>> And: >>>> >>>>> They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching entries >>>>> from our ldap directory server and not Windows DomainConmtrollers >>>>> - also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't provide >>>>> what samba's smb/windbind does. >>>> >>>> He clearly writes (in multiple emails) that sssd is configured to >>>> use his unix ldap servers and...

On Fri, 22 Feb 2019 16:40:46 +0100 Alexander Spannagel via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > Am 22.02.19 um 15:42 schrieb Rowland Penny via samba: > > On Fri, 22 Feb 2019 15:35:53 +0100 > > Ralph Böhme via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> On Fri, Feb 22, 2019 at 01:59:15PM +0100, Alexander Spannagel

On Fri, 22 Feb 2019 22:40:38 +0100 Alexander Spannagel via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > Am 22.02.19 um 17:02 schrieb Rowland Penny via samba: > > If you do have 'files sss winbind' in /etc/nsswitch.conf' and sssd > > is running, then it is highly likely that even if winbind is > > running, it will not be used. You also shouldn't use winbind

...;>> for windows users/services needing access to a group of unix > >>> servers > >> > >> And: > >> > >>> They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching entries > >>> from our ldap directory server and not Windows DomainConmtrollers > >>> - also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't provide > >>> what samba's smb/windbind does. > >> > >> He clearly writes (in multiple emails) that sssd is configured to > >> use his unix ldap servers and not AD. > &...

...; >>>>> servers > >>>> > >>>> And: > >>>> > >>>>> They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching > >>>>> entries from our ldap directory server and not Windows > >>>>> DomainConmtrollers > >>>>> - also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't > >>>>> provide what samba's smb/windbind does. > >>>> > >>>> He clearly writes (in multiple emails) that sssd is configured to > >>>> use...

...t;> servers >>>>>> >>>>>> And: >>>>>> >>>>>>> They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching >>>>>>> entries from our ldap directory server and not Windows >>>>>>> DomainConmtrollers >>>>>>> - also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't >>>>>>> provide what samba's smb/windbind does. >>>>>> >>>>>> He clearly writes (in multiple emails) that sssd is configured to >>>&gt...

...t;>>> > >>>>>> And: > >>>>>> > >>>>>>> They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching > >>>>>>> entries from our ldap directory server and not Windows > >>>>>>> DomainConmtrollers > >>>>>>> - also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't > >>>>>>> provide what samba's smb/windbind does. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> He clearly writes (in multiple emails) that sssd is configure...

...>>>>>>>> And: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> They don't - as stated above we use sssd for query/caching >>>>>>>>> entries from our ldap directory server and not Windows >>>>>>>>> DomainConmtrollers >>>>>>>>> - also this is possible, but makes more trouble and don't >>>>>>>>> provide what samba's smb/windbind does. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> He clearly writes (in multiple emails) that sssd...