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...We're making use of AD security groups with dual factor authentication as well. Moreover, I can assign file/directory group mode bit group ownership to AD security groups. If cns-bio-joneslab is a security group defined in AD, I can chgrp cns-bio-joneslab some_data-dir chmod 770 some_data_dir chmod g+s some-data-dir on a domain-joined host, and only members of the Jones Lab will be able to access this shared data. It all works as expected. Haven't tested POSIX ACLs; will do that next, since we're forced to use these in the absence of RichACLs. There are 2 important th...

...groups with dual factor authentication > as well. > > Moreover, I can assign file/directory group mode bit group ownership to > AD security groups. If cns-bio-joneslab is a security group defined in > AD, I can > > chgrp cns-bio-joneslab some_data-dir > chmod 770 some_data_dir > chmod g+s some-data-dir > > on a domain-joined host, and only members of the Jones Lab will be able > to access this shared data. It all works as expected. Haven't tested > POSIX ACLs; will do that next, since we're forced to use these in the > absence of RichACLs...

On 6/17/19 12:37 PM, Edouard Guign? via samba wrote: > On my linux box (centos 7), I set Samba + Winbind against AD. > But I also set SSSD against AD for an other purpose (sftp access). > > I am wondering if there is no risk to disable sftpd/sssd if I add > winbind in /etc/nsswitch.conf > > Can Winbind and SSSD be installed on the same system if they are not > used for