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On 15/09/2019 16:44, Bart?omiej Solarz-Nies?uchowski wrote: > >> Done with some problems: > > 1. bugs reported here: > > https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=36496 > > and here > > https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13060 > > involved me - but and make workarounds and migration was done. > > > Basically AD samba works. > > >

...needed too (unix have acounts/password/etc. via >>> ldap)? >>> >> A Unix user in AD is just a Windows user with RFC2307 attributes, so >> they all get the same password rules >> >> BIG NOTE: I hope that 'via ldap' means users in AD > > > khhm.. currently on linux workstation I use openldap for linux > password aging i use shadow attributes stored in ldap I think you will find that it is now 'I used openldap' You can sync passwords etc between AD and openldap, but you will probably find that it easier to migrate whatever y...

...ord/etc. >>>> via ldap)? >>>> >>> A Unix user in AD is just a Windows user with RFC2307 attributes, so >>> they all get the same password rules >>> >>> BIG NOTE: I hope that 'via ldap' means users in AD >> >> >> khhm.. currently on linux workstation I use openldap for linux >> password aging i use shadow attributes stored in ldap > > I think you will find that it is now 'I used openldap' > > You can sync passwords etc between AD and openldap, but you will > probably find that it e...

...part but >> on unix part it is needed too (unix have acounts/password/etc. via >> ldap)? >> > A Unix user in AD is just a Windows user with RFC2307 attributes, so > they all get the same password rules > > BIG NOTE: I hope that 'via ldap' means users in AD khhm.. currently on linux workstation I use openldap for linux password aging i use shadow attributes stored in ldap. Thank for any help.... -- Bart?omiej Solarz-Nies?uchowski, Administrator WSISiZ e-mail: Bartlomiej.Solarz-Niesluchowski at wit.edu.pl tel. 223486547, fax 223486501 JID: solarz at...