similar to: dictionary for crackcheck

I configure Samba in Share mode, I can see the files but i can't write/delete files in the directory "agenda" The directory /o/aplic/NACSEG/agenda have this permission drwxrwxr-x and the owner and group is agendaglm nobody I have all valid users in the smbpasswd and /etc/passwd This is the smb.conf...........................THANKS! [global] workgroup = GLMSA server

Hi, I've got samba3 on ubuntu 12 up and running with one exception. I try to get password complexity working to no avail. I understood I needed crackcheck, which in turn needed to be compiled. I downloaded the samba-doc package, and tried to compile crackcheck with a simple make, but all it returns is failure with the following error: crackcheck.c:6:19: fatal error: crack.h: No such file

Hi list, I just upgrade my samba and I get from my connected shares: the specified path does not exist.On ip-adress it works great, but I don't want to change this on 100 clients. A few Infos Samba-Version 3.2.5 security = ADS getent passwd and getent group works also fine id could resolv standard-group and the rest group Loglevel is 3 but nothing usefull is in there. Hope you could help

Hi there, Here are the facts: - I have samba 3.4.2-0.42.fc11 running on a Fedora 11 system. - Samba is acting as a domain controller, no Windows server involved. - I am using tdbsam. - I need to enforce certain password requirements. The password requirements are: - min 8 characters - expiration 90 days - last 10 passwords may not be reused - not a dictionary word Per the Samba 3.2 FAQ, the

Hi everyone, I am using crackcheck to enforce password complexity requirements on my PDC.? Windows obeys these password requirements, but the dialog box that pops up doesn't display the correct information.? This posting describes the same issue: http://lists.samba.org/archive/samba/2007-May/131795.html However, I'm not trying to change the message completely -- I just want it to

Hi Samba folks, I had a couple questions about password complexity checking. To preface, in smb.conf, we set: check password script = /usr/local/sbin/crackcheck -d /usr/share/cracklib/pw_dict Also, if I understand correctly: /usr/local/sbin/crackcheck comes from samba source rpm package. maybe we need to compile it ourselves. /usr/share/cracklib/pw_dict* comes from cracklib-dicts rpm

Hello, I would like to enforce some level of password complexity when users change their password. I have a Samba PDC running on Debian set to sync Unix passwords. I'm trying to get Samba to work with cracklib, but it isn't going well. Here is what I've tried: Installed libpam-cracklib, compiled examples/auth/crackcheck and copied the binary to /usr/local/sbin. I added the

Hi all, can someone give a working example for checking the password complexity in samba? I have tried the next one 1. Download and extract samba-3.4.15.tar.zg. Go to samba-3.4.15/examples/auth/crackcheck and compile crackcheck 2. Copy crackcheck binary to the /usr/bin/ 3. Check that the program working correctly # /usr/bin/crackcheck -d /usr/share/cracklib/pw_dict 123 ERR - it is too short #

Hello, I want to use crackcheck to check password complexity, but users (when password change failed because of complexity check fail) gets only information about valid password length, password history. I think that may be a problem for users. How can I (or Can I?) give them information about expected complexity. I'm almost sure that with NT PDC they would get information about

I'm trying to join a Windows PC to a domain. I've got a root user set-up to add machines to the domain. When prompted by windows, I enter in root and the password. But I get a windows error dialog, indicating a user was not found. However, in the samba log file for the machine I'm trying to connect to the domain, I can see that the root user was found in ldap, however, for some

Hola. Tengo un par de preguntas para los que sabéis de estos temas. Existe alguna facilidad para pasar de código SAS a R, aparte de la obvia de entender el código y reescribirlo en R? Con respecto a C lo mismo, ya sé que se pueden utilizar funciones de C dentro de R y tal, según vi en las jornadas, pero me refiero a algo así como un "googletranslate" entre lenguajes. La verdad es

Hi people! I have a few problems with the password strength in Samba. I have a PDC with LDAP on Debian Stable, with a few packages from backports. The problem is that I can't find a way to enforce strenght to the passwords of the users. I can't define a policy to force things like: number of uppercase letters, number of downcase letters, number of numbers in the password, to check the

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I've scoured the mailing list archives and the internet...has anyone actually figured out how to enforce strong passwords when using Samba and LDAP as a PDC? My users are allowed to change their Windows XP passwords, how do I enforce the use of strong passwords (either locally or globally)? -- *Jason Baker */IT Coordinator/ *Glastender Inc.* 5400 North Michigan Road Saginaw, Michigan

Hello All, i noticed something odd after setting up a Samba PDC/domain. Seems that i am able to add machines to the domain by using the root account, but when i log on as root, it has no privileges to modify settings on the computer, particularly the computer name and Workgroup/Domain settings(they're grayed out) i ran a net group "domain admins" /domain at the command prompt, and

Hallo, we run a Redhat samba 3.5.4 PDC with openldap 2.4 as user/passwordbackend. The ldap also contains the posix information for the users to login to some web/mail/etc. servers. I'm faced with the task to implement a 'both worlds' compatible paswword sync process regarding complexity etc. For the posix account password we use a webfrontend, configure to use pam/cracklib checks

I have Samba and LDAP up and running, but I'm having problems editing the password policy using pdbedit. (I'm running 3.0.22) I've had a look at the man page for pdbedit but I don't really fully understand what it does in relation to passwd backends. Does pdbedit update just one backend and expect a user to export the updates to other backends? I think I've set up ldap as

I have Samba PDC with an LDAP backend. I just realized that the users can reset their passwords to anything, a single character a space. Is there anyway to prevent this?

Estimados Hay muchos script existentes en Matlab que son de interés nuestro. ¿Es posible “’traducir” estos al R? ¿Leerlos y ejecutarlos desde R como se hace con los de SPSS? Saludos cordiales Betancourt -- Este mensaje le ha llegado mediante el servicio de correo electronico que ofrece Infomed para respaldar el cumplimiento de las misiones del Sistema Nacional de Salud. La persona

Greetings all, I'm trying to create a CentOS 4.4 kickstart CD (not a network install), duplicating what I've done for Fedora Core 3. I am having a cirular dependency for initscripts, which causes initscripts not to be installed (no /etc/inittab when the boot gets to INIT) The cascade is: initscripts-7.39.25.EL-1.centos4 requires /sbin/nash /sbin/nash is in mkinitrd-4.2.1.8-1