similar to: AD and SAMBA

Hi All, I need one information How much effort is required to port the the rSync utility to any of the RTOS available? (how much is the linux dependent code in the implementattion?) regards Thanks in Advance Biju -- Biju Perumal HCL Technologies Ltd. Voice +91-44-3728366 (Xtn-1134) http://san.hcltech.com

Talking to myself again ;-) Samba-tool is working a little bit different then the silo/policy management on a Windows-DC. On a Windows-DC after assigning the user and host to the silo you have to assign the silo to the user and the host. When assigning the user and host to the silo with samba-tool, the assignment to the user and the host will be done at the same time. So now my policy looks

Hi Stefan, We had a long weekend in New Zealand, I'm catching up now to your emails. Some of the slight differences between Windows tools I've already picked up on and are in my PR Andrew Bartlett mentioned on Friday, but I'm always open to learning what things are missing or different etc. On 23/10/23 02:58, Stefan Kania via samba wrote: > Talking to myself again ;-) > >

Thanks Rob for chiming in. Stefan, I do want to be very clear, one of the big challanges that we as developers face building these kind of tools is that we don't run AD domains day-to-day. So we really value good feedback on the ergonomics. If you can test with our work in progress, we are keen to adapt the tooling where possible to be more in line with what is 'naturally expected, so

Hello, Using Nagios on Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS. I'm attempting to authenticate users against Samba 4.2.1. When I edit 'apache2.conf' with <Directory /> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Require all granted Allow from all AuthName "AD authentication" AuthBasicProvider ldap AuthType Basic

I'd like to: 1) use samba3 as a PDC, and 2) not use LDAP as the account backend database, and 3) specify samba to use but use "encrypt passwords = true", and 4) use an ldap server as the authentication source for samba. Is that possible? I'd assumed it would be given that samba is pam-aware, and I can tell pam to use ldap for authN. However, the man page for smb.conf seems to

Hi all, We have Exim using Dovecot for authentication. Dovecot, in turn, consults a custom internal server that answers Dovecot?s userdb queries. When IMAP connections arrive, for some users we want to forward those connections--without authentication--to an external IMAP server. For these users, we return ?proxy_maybe? and ?nopassword? in the authn response from our userdb server. This tells

Hi folks, Was looking at a commercial product which does something similar to rsync. It seems to optimise incremental change determination by logging the changes that have occured since the first full transfer happened, using techniques common in snapshot techniques. Is there any reason for rsync not using this approach ? Is it the space constraints imposed by a logging approach or

Hi, Quick question...I read in the docs that: "Master user is still subject to ACLs just like any other user, which means that by default the master user has no access to any mailboxes of the user." ... and that the standard workaround is to return master_user=%u from the userdb. But why is the master_user authn-id used in the ACLs and not the authz-id (requested-login-user) ?

On 6/26/2024 9:34 PM, Henry Qin wrote: > Hi folks, > > I've recently started to work on a patch for openssh that introduces a new > option to disable authentication. > I'd like to explain why I think this might be generally useful, and solicit > opinions on whether such a patch would be acceptable to the maintainers as > a pull request. Why not just use a different

I was playing around again with Windows and when you add members to silos, or remove them, it should not set/unset assigned silo on the user. So I've got a new pull request in Draft state still where I remove that functionality, as well as add some new commands to samba-tool user command. It turned out to be easier to add sub commands to user, as edit user wasn't quite what I thought

When I looked at `man pam_unix`, I did not see any obvious options that would cause ssh to authenticate without prompting for a password at all, short of setting an empty password which is similar to PermitEmptyPasswords option. However, I am not very familiar with the internals of PAM, so pointers to documentation would be greatly appreciated. Also, I think adding a single line to sshd_config

Hi, I understand from earlier discussions that the reason dovecot doesn't support proxying of other SASL mechanisms than those which supply the plaintext password is that in general it would be possible to proxy any SASL mechanism since it might protect against man-in-the-middle attacks (which would prevent proxying). However, that has led to choice between letting users use PLAIN (or

see pam_permit(8) On Thu, Jun 27, 2024 at 10:37?AM Henry Qin <hq6 at cs.stanford.edu> wrote: > > When I looked at `man pam_unix`, I did not see any obvious options that > would > cause ssh to authenticate without prompting for a password at all, short of > setting an empty password which is similar to PermitEmptyPasswords option. > > However, I am not very familiar

Been using Samba since the early days and it's always worked terrifically. Install it from RPM or apt or yum, make a few tweaks to the smb.conf and I'm off and running without fail. So to run into a situation where I'm getting denied has really stumped me. I dialed up logging to try and get a peek into what's failing and things start falling apart around NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

First, excuse me because I don't speak english very well (perhaps this is the reason that I mess up something when reading the documentation). I have read the Howto, some Examples and the book and I have some doubts which I like to solve. Excuse me for the big post, too ;) My starting point: - 3 Debian Linux Samba Servers - 1 Windows XP SP3 Professional - 1 OpenLDAP Server (on another Debian

Thanks for the pointer! I played around with PamServiceName set to 'sshd_disable_auth' and got it working with the minimum contents below in the file /etc/pam.d/sshd_disable_auth. auth required pam_permit.so account required pam_permit.so session required pam_permit.so Thus, this does indeed enable disabling authentication. Unfortunately, as far as I can tell, only root can create files

I cooked this up while trying to figure out why thunderbird on Windows w/ SSPI was not working, but it turned out thunderbird does not use it, so I haven't been able to test it yet. I'm presenting it for discussion only, unless someone else can try it :) Modern versions of MIT kerberos support GSS-SPNEGO natively, but are only willing to negotiate for kerberos tickets and not NTLM

> -----Original Message----- > From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users- > bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Biju > Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 5:38 AM > To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' > Subject: [asterisk-users] VPN between Asterisk server and phone client > > Hi, > > I wish to make a secure

I have times and would like to round down to the earliest 30 minute increment. For instance, a time of 2011-04-28 09:02:00 (the as.numeric value = 1303999320) I would like it to be rounded down to: 2011-04-28 09:00:00 (the as.numeric value = 1303999200) Any ideas of how to do this? ----- In theory, practice and theory are the same. In practice, they are not - Albert Einstein -- View this