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...used every now and then to login via imap (webmail). This would be on a CentOS 7 box running dovecot from the packaging system, i.e. dovecot-2.2.10-8.el7 currently. The reason I'd like to do this is to have two ways to login to the same mailbox, one using username + password and the other otherusername + otherpassword + otp-token. Basically this "otherusername" would be for cases where I don't trust the client computer to not have a keylogger etc badness in it, but still need to see my mail. I have this kind of a dual-login setup via PAM for regular system user authentication...

...(webmail). >> >> This would be on a CentOS 7 box running dovecot from the packaging >> system, i.e. dovecot-2.2.10-8.el7 currently. The reason I'd like to do >> this is to have two ways to login to the same mailbox, one using >> username + password and the other otherusername + otherpassword + >> otp-token. Basically this "otherusername" would be for cases where I >> don't trust the client computer to not have a keylogger etc badness in >> it, but still need to see my mail. >> >> I have this kind of a dual-login setup via...

...to login via imap (webmail). > > This would be on a CentOS 7 box running dovecot from the packaging > system, i.e. dovecot-2.2.10-8.el7 currently. The reason I'd like to do > this is to have two ways to login to the same mailbox, one using > username + password and the other otherusername + otherpassword + > otp-token. Basically this "otherusername" would be for cases where I > don't trust the client computer to not have a keylogger etc badness in > it, but still need to see my mail. > > I have this kind of a dual-login setup via PAM for regular sys...

...every now and then to login via imap (webmail). > > This would be on a CentOS 7 box running dovecot from the packaging system, i.e. dovecot-2.2.10-8.el7 currently. The reason I'd like to do this is to have two ways to login to the same mailbox, one using username + password and the other otherusername + otherpassword + otp-token. Basically this "otherusername" would be for cases where I don't trust the client computer to not have a keylogger etc badness in it, but still need to see my mail. > > I have this kind of a dual-login setup via PAM for regular system user authentic...

I have 3.2.7 as part of an Openfiler install. I have a homes share setup, but when I view any other users home share (\\server\otherusername) I see the contents of my own home share. I have the server joined to AD with winbind, and I am in a group that is listed as the owner of the other users home share, with rwx. What I am trying to do is allow a domain group access to all of the home shares via SMB. [homes] path = /mnt/user...

I am using Ubuntu Gutsy, which comes with Winbind 3.0.26a. I am using the same configuration that worked on Ubuntu Feisty, which uses Winbind 3.0.24. Something changed with Winbind, apparently, to break the configuration that was working perfectly. How can I fix my configuration to work with the new version? The symptoms are as follows: wbinfo -t works wbinfo can retrieve a list of users wbinfo