Samba user authentication
Michael Hipp
Michael
Sun Jul 1 17:36:43 PDT 2007
David Bandel wrote:
> Folks,
>
> <rant>
> Why does everything dealing with M$ products have to be so
> aggravatingly, horrorifically frustrating? What takes 9 seconds to do
> in UNIX takes NiNe HoUrS or more to do in Windoze (if it can be done
> at all).
> </rant>
>
> I installed Samba on a server. The client wants to mount the home
> directories on each system to save files to the server (and thus be
> backed up when the WinXP machines crash). So I want each user to log
> in and mount his home share to save files to.
>
> I have samba set up with user security. I have the pam samba file
> created. I have the home share created. However, no one can log in
> (encryption is turned on).
>
> The server is visible. And selecting it pulls up a login prompt
> (good). User is on system called SA. he enters his username and
> password, but gets the login prompt back only with his name filled in:
> SA\eloo.
>
> Any idea _how_ I get this to work? Or does M$ have it deliberately
> broken as usual?
I feel your pain. Honest.
Have you done the smbpasswd thing?
Michael
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