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2017 Feb 18
4
wbinfo -i returns the same id for all users, authentication doesn't seem to go through winbind at all
...ers and
groups from the AD as expected. wbinfo -i <user> works too:
# wbinfo -i TESTAD\\testuser
TESTAD\testuser:*:4294967295:4294967295:testuser:/home/TESTAD/testuser:/bin/false
Edit: something's wrong here, because wbinfo -i maps all users and
groups to the id 4294967295 which is, as @TheSkunk remarked, 2^32 -1.
However getent passwd TESTAD\\testuser fails:
# getent passwd TESTAD\\testuser
# echo $?
2
I can connect to the server with any AD account using smbclient:
# smbclient //srv1/data -U TESTAD\\testuser
Enter TESTAD\testuser's password:
Domain=[TESTAD] OS=[Windows 6.1] Ser...
2017 Feb 18
0
wbinfo -i returns the same id for all users, authentication doesn't seem to go through winbind at all
...expected. wbinfo -i <user> works too:
>
> # wbinfo -i TESTAD\\testuser
> TESTAD\testuser:*:4294967295:4294967295:testuser:/home/TESTAD/testuser:/bin/false
>
> Edit: something's wrong here, because wbinfo -i maps all users and
> groups to the id 4294967295 which is, as @TheSkunk remarked, 2^32 -1.
I've added
idmap config * : backend = tdb
idmap config * : range = 10000-30000
to smb.conf, and now 'wbinfo -i TESTDOMAIN\\user' returns correct ids.
I've found in the FAQ a mention of this, however it's obsolete:
I have set up a domain member using the...