[K12OSN] winbind--Using NT Domain Accounts on Clients

[cliebow at downeast.net]

can you do a one-liner describing how you are using it.. I havew an
"unopened" copy here...and you know whatwever floats your boat is the way
you should go  8~) chuck

> I am using Windows Services for Unix 3.5 (I know I am using the dark side
> but politically have no choice). It works very well to auth and provide home
> files to linux users.
> 
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> Subject: Re: [K12OSN] winbind--Using NT Domain Accounts on Clients
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> > i use winbind to authenticate seamlessly to win2000 domain from ltsp with
> > oh 1000 users or so....the pam_mkhomedir section in pam.d/system-auth
> > creates a local home directory
> >
> > by rights you sjould be ablt to use pam_mount to mount a users win2000
> > directory as well..i have never gotten it to work...so i use a stupid
> > little script that prompts for name and pw and then smbmounts the win2000
> > directory....i can ship you my scripts if it helps...just practice your
> > linux rescue techniques and make backup copies of pam.d files..chuck
> >
> > there is also something called pam_smb which authenticates by attempting
> an
> > smbmount based on users input at login ..i didn't play much wwith it
> >
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