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...1234567890ABCDEF' in smb.conf) it > suffices/have to > be installed on *ONE* DC. > > Right? Yes, because the passwords are stored into the directory and GPG encrypted there. Note that with Samba 4.7 you can also store the crypt() style sha256 passwords without needing encrypted paintext, but it works the same otherwise. > If yes, 'it suffices' or 'have to'? Eg, if i install on every DC > i get some sort of ''failover'' system (eg, the LDAP change get > ''consumed'' one time), or simply i've my script called for every D...

Greetings ... A quick question more to confirm a few things reguarding SMB passwords, which I hope might be able to look at for password aging. I saw some discussion on samba-tech list, but nothing conclusive. LM and NT hashs don't have a salt? Do they? ... In other words, a password "password" LM hashed, always comes out as "E52CAC67419A9A224A3B108F3FA6CB6D" not

I'm forced, for legacy reasons, to use 'syncpassword'. Docs are scarce, so i ask here. Seems to me that the ''consumer'' (eg, 'samba-tool user syncpasswords', with or without '--daemon') get activated after every password change, indipendently on what DC get originated (eg, i've changed a password, see previous email, on DC2 and the

...3.11 with appropriate network drivers, dave (?) for Mac, smbclient, ...). samba will run with out any clients as well - but that probably pretty useless. There are a couple of good book about samba. One comes with the source in html. Do some reading, start simpel: file and print sharing with paintext passwords. Once you are familiar with this you may switch to encrypted passwords and then if you want to the domain stuff. Good luck! Christian > > :) > -- > To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the > instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/lis...